CJRM Summer 2010 v15

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The Summer 2010 issue of CJRM focuses on the challenges and strategies in rural medicine, highlighting the importance of recruitment over retention, the role of socially responsive medical schools, and practical procedures in gynecology. Key findings from the CMA Rural Practice Survey are discussed, emphasizing the need for financial and personal incentives to attract physicians to rural areas. The issue also explores the bounce-back rates in rural emergency departments, providing insights into patient care quality. Overall, the issue underscores the significance of medical education and procedural medicine in addressing rural healthcare needs.

Featured Articles

• •Recruitment trumps retention: results of the 2008/09 CMA Rural Practice Survey
• •Bounce-back visits in a rural emergency department

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