CJRM Spring 2006 v11

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The Spring 2006 issue of CJRM addresses several pressing topics in rural medicine. It begins with an editorial discussing the challenges faced by medical journals in maintaining editorial independence. The issue also explores the potential impacts of changes in Canadian healthcare policy on rural regions. Additionally, it highlights the unique experiences of rural physicians and the importance of maintaining public health care. The issue is rich with insights into the dynamics of rural medical practice.

Featured Articles

• •Feasibility of same day discharge after mini-laparotomy cholecystectomy
• •Introducing a nurse practitioner: experiences in a rural Alberta family practice clinic
• •Health promotion needs of women living in rural areas: an exploratory study

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