CJRM Winter 2022 v27

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Summary

The Winter 2022 issue of CJRM focuses on various aspects of rural and Indigenous health. It includes a position statement on research and reconciliation with Indigenous communities, emphasizing the importance of inclusive authorship. The issue also explores trauma experiences of rural practitioners, the utility of point-of-care troponin in chest pain cases, and factors influencing physician turnover in Northern Ontario. Additionally, it discusses the occasional penicillin allergy test, highlighting the need for better antibiotic stewardship. Key themes include Indigenous health, rural medicine, and public health.

Featured Articles

• •Trauma experiences of rural practitioners: A self assessment
• •Retrospective application of the HEAR score on patients evacuated for chest pain: Assessing the utility of point-of-care troponin
• •Why they leave: Small town rural realities of northern physician turnover

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