CJRM Summer 2013 v18

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The Summer 2013 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on the unique challenges and practices in remote areas. It includes an editorial on the slower pace of rural life during summer, a study on the initial practice locations of family physicians, and a review of motor vehicle crashes among Canadian Aboriginal populations. Additionally, it provides practical guidance on femoral line insertion in rural settings. The issue highlights the importance of understanding rural healthcare dynamics and the need for targeted research and practice improvements.

Featured Articles

• •First practice: family physicians initially locating in rural areas
• •Motor vehicle crashes among Canadian Aboriginal people: a review of the literature

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