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In Canada they do have a minimum but, I don't know what it is...
I do know that alot of doctors here don't want to do deliveries because of the cost of insurance do the low birth rate....
they are opening MD / FP run centres that specialize in maternity care for the family physicians that do want to deliver babies but don't have enough patients to keep justify the cost of insurance.
Hmmmm, that is a good question. We do about 4,500-5,000 deliveries a year, and we have 2 very large OB groups that are responsible for at least half of that. But then there are other docs that I swear I only see once in a blue moon, so I don't know how it works.
I'll ask around at work this weekend.
Heather
Layna... go to the net and seach associations - med associations usually have info on it.... the number may be or no be and may very for country/ province - state.... U can also try checking by calling hospitals that have labour and delivary departments...
Most sites I find usually have quick responses... and if u write to one that doesn't know - ask in the email - if they know of anyone that does know..... you could be surprised at the results....
Awesome luck to ya...
layna
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Hi Everyone,
Is there a certain number of deliveries per year that each of your physicians has to do annually in order to maintain OB delivery privileges? I am curious.
Thanks!
Layna