CJRM Summer 2004 v9

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The Summer 2004 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on teamwork, patient discharge against medical advice, and the interdependence of rural communities and healthcare. It highlights the challenges and strategies in maintaining effective healthcare teams in rural settings. The issue also examines the characteristics of patients leaving hospitals against medical advice and the historical relationship between rural communities and healthcare systems. Additionally, it discusses the differences in having a regular doctor across rural, semi-urban, and urban areas in Newfoundland.

Featured Articles

• •Having a regular doctor: rural, semi-urban and urban differences in Newfoundland
• •Discharges against medical advice: a community hospital's experience
• •Rural community and health care interdependence: an historical, geographical study

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