CJRM Summer 2015 v20

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The Summer 2015 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities in medical education, addiction treatment, and procedural practices in rural settings. The editorial discusses the social dynamics and prejudices faced by rural physicians. Original articles examine the impact of rural longitudinal integrated clerkships on medical students and evaluate a medical withdrawal program in rural Ontario. The occasional piece provides practical guidance on umbilical venous line insertion. This issue highlights the importance of adapting medical practices to meet the needs of rural communities.

Featured Articles

• •Rural longitudinal integrated clerkships: changing interests and demographics of medical students
• •Evaluation of an inpatient medical withdrawal program in rural Ontario: a 1-year prospective study

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