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CPSBC Guidelines
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Retirement
The CPSBC recommends that retiring physicians notify their patients and colleagues at least 3 months in advance.
CPSBC Guidelines
The Vancouver Division created this 52-page guide to help family doctors map out a plan for their retirement.
How to Retire Guide
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