CJRM Fall 1996 v1

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The Fall 1996 issue of the Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine explores the complexities of defining 'rural' in the context of medical practice, highlighting the challenges in recruitment and retention of rural physicians. It provides practical guidance for rural family physicians involved in teaching residents and examines rural physicians' attitudes towards clinical practice guidelines. Additionally, it offers insights into specific medical cases and procedures relevant to rural settings. This issue is essential for understanding the unique aspects of rural medical practice.

Featured Articles

• •Attitudes of rural family physicians to clinical practice guidelines: a cross-sectional survey
• •Practical tips for rural family physicians teaching residents

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