A legacy

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In this editorial, Peter Hutten-Czapski reflects on the 15-year journey of the Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine (CJRM) from its inception to becoming a respected voice in rural medicine. He emphasizes the need for continued contributions to the journal, particularly in areas like procedural articles and studies on the impact of closing rural emergency departments. Hutten-Czapski calls for more scholarly content to address the unique challenges faced by rural healthcare providers and to sustain the journal's role in guiding rural medical practice.

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