CJRM Fall 2007 v12

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The Fall 2007 issue of the Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine addresses critical challenges in rural healthcare, focusing on the strain of patient overload in primary care practices. It discusses the autonomy of physicians in managing their workload amidst increasing demands for social accountability. The issue also explores potential solutions for equitable patient distribution among community physicians. Key topics include recruitment, retention, and the balance of professional responsibilities.

Featured Articles

• •Nurse–Physician Collaborative Partnership: a rural model for the chronically ill
• •The ARTS of risk management in rural and remote medicine
• •Factors associated with career satisfaction among general practitioners in Canada

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