CJRM Fall 2002 v07n(4) |
Editorials * ÉditoriauxIf it's Québec, it must be Bill 114John Wootton, MD Si c'est la Loi 114, ça doit être au Québec Original articles * Articles originauxInduction of labour in the third trimester: review of outcomes with intravaginalmisoprostol compared with dinoprostone gel at a rural hospital in British Columbia Paul Mackey, MB BS; Greg Lang, MD; Lori Bonertz, BSc Pharm Use of epidural analgesia for labour and delivery in Alberta Corrine Truman, PhD; Yan Jin, MA; David Johnson, MD Joint Statement * Enoncé conjointCanadian Emergency Department Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS): Rural Implementation Statement The practitioner * Le praticienThe occasional umbilical vein catheterization Country cardiograms case 22: Flipped T alert! Podium: Doctors Speak Out * La Parole aux médecinsA primer on rural medical politics: 6. Showdown: OK Corral? Can the West be won?Keith MacLellan, MD SRPC * SMRCMaintenance of Competence in rural hospitals Off Call * Détente Destination * DestinationThe spirituality of the journey Departments* Chroniques Rural Resident Research AwardCompetition for the best rural resident research Letters * CorrespondanceThe occasional lumbar puncture Actualités * NewsCommuniqué / Media Release: La Loi 114 Out Behind the Barn * Dans le feu de l'action What's in a Word? Literature * Litterature scientifiqueRound-up | Cover: "Thunderhead"
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