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The Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine |
current Issue: Posted April 11, 2019
| Print subscription details4 Issues - Winter • Spring • Summer • FallSRPC Members pay: *Canada/$100 • **USA/$100+25 • **INT/$100+45 Price is based on four (4) issues. Tax extra for subscriptions in Canada *SRPC Member detail: Members can add a print subscription on the renewal form. If you wish to add a subscription at any time during the year please email your request to Jenna (subscription is based on your membership renewal date) **USA/INT Members will be charged $100 on the membership form and billed the difference. No tax for USA/INT subscriptions. Non Member Details: Please send your email request to Jennak@srpc.ca Include your shipping and billing address please. Subscriptions are renewed each winter. Price includes shipping. Sign up for the E version of the CJRM and SRPC Event notifications. Subscribe The CJRM is published quarterly, is peer-reviewed, and has the following objectives:
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Volume 23 — 2018 Volume 22 — 2017 Volume 21 — 2016 Volume 20 — 2015 Volume 19 — 2014 Volume 18 — 2013 Volume 17 — 2012 Volume 16 — 2011 Volume 15 — 2010 Volume 14 — 2009 Volume 13 — 2008 Volume 12 — 2007 Volume 11 — 2006 Volume 10 — 2005 Volume 9 — 2004 Volume 8 — 2003 Volume 7 — 2002 Volume 6 — 2001 Volume 5 — 2000 Volume 4 — 1999 Volume 3 — 1998 Volume 2 — 1997
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| Instructions for AuthorsThe Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine (CJRM) is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal available in print form and on the Internet. It is the first rural medical journal in the world indexed in Index Medicus, as well as MEDLINE/PubMed databases. CJRM seeks to promote research into rural health issues, promote the health of rural and remote communities, support and inform rural practitioners, provide a forum for debate and discussion of rural medicine, provide practical clinical information to rural practitioners and influence rural health policy by publishing articles that inform decision-makers. Material in the following categories will be considered for publication.
History of the CJRMThe Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine is the product of many separate discussions with many individuals and g roups. These included the Canadian Medical Association, the executive and membership of the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada, and the directors of the Rural and Remote Area Medicine Conferences. Planning began in 1994, and a publishing agreement was concluded with the CMA in November 1995. The Call-For-Papers was published in CMAJ in December 1995, and the first issue appeared June 1, 1996. Our Associate Editor, Suzanne Kingsmill, is a professional writer and editor, and our editorial board includes individuals with wide ranging research experience. Although this combined experience is broad, the details of starting up a new journal have been many, and the learning curve steep. CJRM scores a number of "firsts". It is the first Canadian journal to focus exclusively on rural medicine. It is the first in Canada to be produced "from the field" by rural physicians themselves, and be distributed nationally. It is innovative in publishing simultaneously in print and on the internet, and it attempts something which is unusual in medical publishing - to combine a scholarly medical journal with non-medical general interest material. Images and IllustrationsIllustrations should be in JPG, EPS, TIFF or GIF formats as produced by the camera at a minimal resolution of 300 dpi (typically a 2 mega pixel or better camera for 10x15 cm image). Do not correct colour or contrasts as our printer will do that. Do not include text or captions in the image. If you need to crop the picture ensure that you save with the highest quality (lowest compression). Do not scan art or reduce the resolution of the photos unless you indicate in the cover letter that you have done so and will also be forwarding high resolution copies on either CD or as camera ready art. Written PermissionsWritten permission must be provided for the reproduction of previously published material, for illustrations that identify human subjects, and from any person mentioned in the Acknowledgements or cited as the source of a Personal Communication. GET IN TOUCH / SEND US YOUR MATERIALCanadian Journal Of Rural Medicine
Ms. Suzanne Kingsmill, Managing Editor E-mail: manedcjrm@gmail.com http://www.cjrm.ca/submitarticle.asp |