CJRM Winter 2016 v21

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The Winter 2016 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on the challenges and innovations in medical education and practice. It includes discussions on the role of rural scholars, the factors influencing family physicians' location decisions in Saskatchewan, and the impact of longitudinal integrated clerkships on practice locations. Additionally, it provides insights into the occasional insertion of intrauterine devices, highlighting procedural medicine in rural settings. This issue is essential for understanding the dynamics of rural healthcare and the strategies for improving medical services in remote areas.

Featured Articles

• •Location decisions of family physicians in Saskatchewan: What really matters?
• •Practice locations of longitudinal integrated clerkship graduates: a matched-cohort study

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