CJRM Fall 2011 v16

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The Fall 2011 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on education, indigenous health, and women's health. It includes an editorial on the importance of higher learning for rural practice, highlighting the benefits of distributed medical education. Original research articles examine the accuracy of the Broselow tape for First Nations children and the perinatal experiences of First Nations women in northwestern Ontario. Additionally, the issue addresses challenges faced by learners in rural medical education settings. Key themes include rural medicine, medical education, and indigenous health.

Featured Articles

• •Accuracy of the Broselow tape in estimating the weight of First Nations children
• •Delivering away from home: the perinatal experiences of First Nations women in northwestern Ontario

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