Awareness Campaigns
In 2008, CMA launched an advocacy campaign to put Canada's doctor shortage on the federal political agenda. The campaign, which claimed that over 5 million Canadians had no access to a family doctor and that Canada needed 26,000 more physicians to meet the average in most other industrialized countries, was designed by Ottawa creative agency McMillan integrated marketing.
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