CJRM Spring 2013 v18

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The Spring 2013 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on practical challenges and educational insights. It includes an editorial on managing diabetic ketoacidosis without arterial blood gas analysis, highlighting the adaptability required in rural settings. Original research articles discuss the use of bedside ultrasonography by family physicians in Whitehorse and the impact of rural backgrounds on preparedness for family practice. Additionally, the issue features a practical guide on performing external cephalic versions in rural environments. Key themes include rural medicine, medical education, and procedural innovations.

Featured Articles

• •Bedside ultrasonography performed by family physicians in outpatient medical offices in Whitehorse, Yukon
• •Perceived preparedness for family practice: Does rural background matter?

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