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CJRM Winter 2011 v16n(1) |
Editorials * ÉditoriauxTrading horses and other tailsPeter Hutten-Czapski, MD [full text] Tractations et autres techniques Original articles * Articles originaux"You don't know what you've got till it's gone": the role of maternity care in community sustainability Reviews * RecensionsMedical school strategies to increase recruitment of rural-oriented physicians: the Canadian experience The Practitioner * Le PraticienThe occasional injection for trochanteric bursitis Descriptive Article * Article descriptifFetal alcohol spectrum disorder in adults: diagnosis and assessment by a multidisciplinary team in a rural areaAudrey McFarlane, MBA (CED) [full text] Out Behind The Barn * Dans le feu de l'actionApple's new iPad — tool or toy? Residents' Corner * Coin des résidentsHow did I end up in rural medicine?Roderick Cheung, MD [full text] Letters * CorrespondanceThe benefits of mammography are marginalKris Aubrey-Bassler, MD - Response James Ted McDonald, PhD [full text] |
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