Background Canada and the United States have similar medical education systems, but
different health care systems. We surveyed medical students in Ontario and California to …

Purpose Nearly 46 million Americans did not have health insurance in 2004. Recent studies
have documented physicians' support for various remedies, including universal health care …

Our study objective was to evaluate the attitudes of first year medical students toward the
health care system using a self administered questionnaire to all first year medical students …

Purpose To measure medical students' knowledge of central issues in the US health care
system and to understand their perception of the importance and quality of health policy …

The extent to which medical education influences physicians' attitudes toward the issue of
universal access to medical care was studied. Data were obtained from a survey of …

OBJECTIVE: Accessing adequate medical services remains a major struggle for many
Americans, but US medical students' beliefs regarding access to care have not been …

The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act brought remarkable changes in the US
health-care system.[1] In the US and internationally, health-care policy remains a central …

In the last few years dramatic changes have occurred in the way health care is delivered and
financed in the United States. Academic medical centers have been slow in helping students …

Problem Nearly half of graduating medical students in the United States report that medical
school provides inadequate instruction in topics related to health policy. Although most …

An unanswered question in previous research on attitudes to health care systems is whether
the values held by medical students are unique to them or simply a cohort phenomenon …