Many of our doctors are not western trained. current doctor somewhere from middles east not sure where he was trained or the philosophy that was followed.
Given your interest in statistics and sciences, I'm rather surprised by your bald statements.
In 2020, 26% of doctors in Canada were trained abroad.
A profile of physicians in Canada, 2020 | CIHI
In my experience, of foreign trained doctors, many are from South Africa, which most would call "western" in terms of its universities.
There are also a number of Canadians who study medicine in the Carribean, Australia, or elsewhere and thus are foreign trained.
So even if everyone else is from a "non-western" training, however you define that, the percentage would be less than 20%, for which your description of "many" would not be accurate.
Aside from those graduating from the United States, all other foreign trained doctors are required to complete a series of tests before they can start their Canadian residency. As such, their shouldn't be any questions as to qualifications.
Why do internationally trained doctors face barriers working in Canada?
As for where a practising doctor was trained, that information is publicly available through the regulatory body e.g.
CPSO - Home
Never had an issue with doctors here my previous doctor was Australian. older then I am. considering I live in Brampton, has a very large east asian population, so most of our medical professionals are now from this community. I have no idea what their medical philosophy is. The doctors bill the government, so pushing patients though is not the objective. Currently in and out in a few minutes.
You appear to be suggesting that doctors of East Asian heritage have unknown medical philosophies.
Since you named some specifics, let's take a look at the stats...
* The most common surname (East Asian or otherwise) is Wang
* There are 7 Dr. Wang currently practising in Brampton, Ontario
* 5 graduated from a med school in Ontario (University of Ottawa x2, McMaster University x2, Western University)
* 1 graduated from a med school in the Carribean (St. Georges University)
* 1 graduated from a med school elsewhere (Beijing Medical University)
Just like the overall population of doctors, the majority are Canadian trained, and again, even those who weren't would have gone through many tests to show equivalency. Their philosophy would be no different than doctor of any other or mixed ethnicity.
Your statements are unfounded.
I want to give you the benefit of the doubt that perhaps your choice of wording wasn't the best but your posts read together sound rather xenophobic.
