CJRM Spring 2008 v13

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The Spring 2008 issue of the Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine highlights the ongoing challenges and progress in rural healthcare across Canada. It reflects on the journal's history and its role in advocating for rural physicians and improving healthcare access for rural and Indigenous communities. The issue emphasizes the need for continued efforts to address disparities in health outcomes and access between rural and urban populations. Key topics include the development of practical resources for rural practitioners and the importance of scientific research in rural medicine.

Featured Articles

• •Oligoanalgesia in a rural emergency department
• •An analysis of appendectomies performed in a Labrador general surgery practice
• •The difference between medical students interested in rural family medicine versus urban family or specialty medicine

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