CJRM Fall 2003 v8

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The Fall 2003 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural and remote medicine, focusing on the resilience of rural communities during crises, health concerns of farmers, and the shared challenges faced by professionals in rural British Columbia. It highlights the importance of tailored health promotion programs for farmers and addresses the ecological nature of stress in farming communities. The issue also includes practical insights into procedural medicine with a focus on scaphoid casting. Key themes include rural medicine, public health, and the unique dynamics of rural living.

Featured Articles

• •Health concerns of male and female farmers: implications for health promotion planning
• •Stress in male and female farmers: an ecological rather than an individual problem
• •The issues shared by professionals living and working in rural communities in British Columbia

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