Issue
CJRM Fall 2001 v6
CJRM Automne 2001 v6
Fall 2001
Volume 6 - Issue 4
Details
ISSN Number: 12037796
Language: English/French
Format: PDF
Summary
The Fall 2001 issue of CJRM addresses critical challenges in rural anesthesia, highlighting a significant decline in the number of practitioners and the short practice life of rural anesthetists. It includes a discussion on rural obstetrical analgesia and anesthesia, emphasizing the need for appropriate training and recommendations for practice in rural settings. The issue also features a survey on the adequacy of residency training and continuing medical education for general practitioner anesthetists in Ontario. Additionally, it covers the use of laryngeal mask airways in rural practice. Key themes include rural medicine, anesthesia, and medical education.
Featured Articles
- •Discussion paper on rural obstetrical analgesia and anesthesia
- •A survey of recently trained general practitioner anesthetists in Ontario. Part I: Does residency training adequately prepare them for practice?
- •A survey of recently trained general practitioner anesthetists in Ontario. Part II: Does continuing medical education adequately meet their needs?
Tags
Rural medicineAnesthesiaMedical educationRemote medicineRecruitment