Short report: Ontario family medicine residents. Practice choices in 1998 and 1999.

n 2002, we published the results of our longitudinal survey of 480 family medicine residents who had entered residency training in 1994 and 1995.1 Th ey were followed up for the 2 years of their residency training and then contacted again 2 years into practice. Th e 2002 article reported on factors related to, and predictive of, physicians’ choice to do intrapartum obstetrics. In this article we report on the practices of these physicians as to community size, practice type, and remuneration type.