CJRM Winter 2002 v7

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The Winter 2002 issue of CJRM explores various aspects of rural medicine, focusing on recruitment and retention challenges. It discusses the perception of rural life and its impact on medical practice, highlighting the need for training programs that address rural-specific issues. The issue also covers methodological approaches to measuring physician distribution, the development of cancer care curricula for rural settings, and practical insights into remote general practice. Additionally, it examines procedural innovations like no-scalpel vasectomy in rural contexts.

Featured Articles

• •Beyond counting heads: some methodological issues in measuring geographic distribution of physicians
• •Development of a cancer care curriculum for rural practice
• •Remote general practice: diagnosis of appendicitis

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