CJRM Winter 2009 v14

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The Winter 2009 issue of CJRM explores the complexities of defining rural medicine in Canada, contrasting it with Australia's structured approach. It highlights the essential role of generalist physicians in rural areas, emphasizing their adaptability and broad skill set. The issue also discusses the challenges faced by rural communities in accessing specialized medical care and the importance of general practitioners in these settings. Key themes include the definition of rural medicine, the role of generalists, and the healthcare needs of rural populations.

Featured Articles

• •Rural medicine interest groups at McMaster: a pilot study
• •Does a rural residence predict the development of depressive symptoms in older adults?
• •Use of intra-articular lidocaine as analgesia in anterior shoulder dislocation: a review and metaanalysis of the literature

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