CJRM Fall 1997 v2

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The Fall 1997 issue of CJRM explores significant developments in rural medicine, including the formation of a regional standing committee by the CFPC. It examines compliance with diabetes guidelines among rural and urban physicians, highlighting differences in patient management. The introduction of laparoscopic appendectomy in rural settings is evaluated, showing benefits over traditional methods. Additionally, the issue discusses the occasional use of central vein catheters in rural areas, emphasizing their importance in specific medical situations.

Featured Articles

• •Compliance of rural and urban family physicians with clinical practice guidelines for non-insulin-dependent diabetes: a comparison
• •Introduction of laparoscopic appendectomy to a rural centre

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