their disease than patients in British Columbia. Patients in Atlantic Canada are more likely to be concerned about amputation as a complication of diabetes than most other provinces. Patients in British Columbia and Ontario are much more concerned about heart disease as a complication of diabetes, than patients in all other provinces. Erectile dysfunction as a complication of diabetes is more concerning to patients in the Prairies and Quebec than in British Columbia or Ontario. About the National Survey The national survey was conducted by Vision Critical in partnership with The Kidney Foundation of Canada, Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. and Eli Lilly Canada.  The research was conducted online from December 20, 2011 to January 13, 2012. The sample included both Canadian GPs and adult diabetes sufferers. A total of 760 adult diabetes sufferers were recruited via the Angus Reid Forum, according to Statistics Canada's most current education, age, gender and region Census data to ensure a representative sample of the entire adult population of Canada. A total of 301 physicians were recruited to be representative of the regional distribution of GPs. Statistical testing has been conducted at the 95 per cent Confidence Level. Blueprint for a National, Integrated Organs and Tissues System Released Call to Action recommends fundamental system change for Canadians June 20, 2012 (Ottawa) -- Canadian Blood Services today released Call to Action , a blueprint for the national strategy on organ and tissue donation and transplantation developed on behalf of the OTDT community in Canada. Call to