CJRM Fall 2006 v11

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The Fall 2006 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, emphasizing the importance of specialized programs and the challenges of measurement in healthcare. It discusses the metaphorical use of silos in healthcare planning and the balance between specialization and generalist approaches. The issue also highlights the role of rural medicine in public health and primary care.

Featured Articles

• •Prevalence of violence against women reported in a rural health region
• •Spousal perspectives on factors influencing recruitment and retention of rural family physicians
• •Educational needs of Australian rural and remote doctors for intermediate obstetric ultrasound and emergency medicine ultrasound

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