CJRM Fall 1998 v3

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The Fall 1998 issue of CJRM explores significant themes in rural medicine, including the challenges and opportunities in retaining rural physicians, the development of shared skill sets for rural healthcare providers, and the role of Health Canada in rural health. It also discusses practical procedures like the occasional burr hole and presents a case study in cardiology. This issue highlights the importance of medical education, recruitment, and retention in rural and remote settings.

Featured Articles

• •Retention of rural physicians: tipping the decision-making scales
• •Shared skill sets: a model for the training and accreditation of rural advanced skills

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