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Clinical Articles / BY: M.C. Ashe, MSc December 2004
... fractures should not merely be treated orthopaedically [5-7]  but should prompt a family physician workup to ... causes of osteoporosis and appropriate management. [5] Although a low-trauma fracture provides a golden ... included 103 family physicians (34 female, 64 male, 5 not disclosed) and 6 orthopaedic surgeons (6 male). ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Kathryn Hornby, DMD, MLS, CertMinf July/August 2004
... us gather, analyse, and represent this information.” [5]  The sequencing of the human genome has resulted in huge ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Christine E. Jarchow, MSW March 2004
... The  B.C. Handbook for Action on Child Abuse and Neglect [5]  recognizes the important role health care professionals ... , [10]  which presents findings regarding the death of 5-year-old Matthew Vaudreuil. “Autopsy showed that Matthew ... • 1 FTE social worker • 0.8 FTE nurse  • 0.5 FTE child life specialist • 2 psychologists • 1 FTE ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Harvey Thommasen, MD, MSc, FCFP November 2004
... and disability across Canada. It affects approximately 5% of adults, which means more than 1 million Canadians. ... (time 0) and final measurements (mean of time 0.5–15.0 years) for each outcome measure was then compared ... patients 0 28 51 79 1 11 3 14 2 11 1 12 3 7 0 7 4 7 1 8 5 4 0 4 6 2 0 2 8 1 0 1    Table 2. t test statistics on ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Alan Brookstone, MD June 2004
... if they further a vision the entire group shares.” [5] Competing interests None declared. HISTORY OF AN IT USER ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Teresa Clarke, MD January/February 2004
... of acupuncture in the treatment of fibromyalgia. [5]  One randomized controlled trial [6]  demonstrated that ...
Editorials / BY: Howard Feldman, MD, FRCPC September 2004
... when touched. Her condition lasted until her death 5 years later, during which time there were no treatments to ... of Alzheimer disease (AD). Today, AD affects roughly 5% of the Canadian population older than 65 and is known to double in prevalence every 5 years after age 65. The implications for our graying ...
Letters / BY: John R. McLeod, MD April 2004
... our obstetric patients and their babies in hospital for 5 days; appendectomies and hernias were in 5 days; infections were treated in hospital and not by ...
Clinical Articles / BY: W. Alan Dodd, MD, FRCPC December 2004
... to as the  breakfast-lunch-supper  pattern ( Figure 5 ). For most common insect bites, the morphology of the bite ... It is usual for the patient to receive a second treatment 5 to 7 days later. Specific antiscabietic agents Currently, permethrin 5% cream or lotion (Kwellada-P lotion, Kwellada-P cream ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Kenneth F. Cunningham, MD, FRCPC July/August 2004
... about 230 000 US physicians claimed online CME credits. [5]  This accounted for about 5% of all physicians claiming CME activities. Hardware and ...