Table of Contents

January 01, 2000; Volume 46,Issue 1

B

  1. Bell, N R

    1. Use of walk-in clinics by rural and urban patients.
      O Szafran and N R Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 114-119;

  2. Bonisteel, P

    1. A bit of Canadian medical history...
      P Bonisteel
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 35-36;

  3. Bowers, D

    1. Children and youth new to Canada. Canadian Paediatric Society's health care guide.
      D Bowers
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 143-144;

C

  1. Clarke, L T

    1. A step in the right direction.
      L T Clarke
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 39;

  2. Cloutier, A C

    1. [Small malaria, large malaria. Extracts].
      A C Cloutier
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 157-158;

  3. Colledge, E

    1. We had it tough! Evolution of the family medicine residency program.
      E Colledge
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 150-152;

D

  1. Diav-Citrin, O

    1. Zopiclone use during pregnancy.
      O Diav-Citrin, B Okotore, K Lucarelli and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 63-64;

G

  1. Gérvas, J

    1. Supply and distribution of family physicians.
      J Gérvas
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 39-40;

  2. Graham, T

    1. Are you a "risk-minimizer" or a "test minimizer"?
      T Graham
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 29-30;

H

  1. Han, R K

    1. Does raloxifene reduce postmenopausal women's risk of breast cancer?
      R K Han, N Pimlott and R Heisey
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 77-80;

  2. Heisey, R

    1. Does raloxifene reduce postmenopausal women's risk of breast cancer?
      R K Han, N Pimlott and R Heisey
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 77-80;

  3. Heyding, R

    1. Marginalized patients. A challenge for family physicians.
      K Pottie, R Masi, B Watson, R Heyding and M Roberts
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 15-17;

  4. Houston, S

    1. From Livingstone to ecotourism. What's new in travel medicine?
      S Houston
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 121-128;

K

  1. Kain, K C

    1. Travel medicine. Movement and health in the new millennium.
      K C Kain
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 13-15;

  2. Kolotyluk, T D

    1. A day in the life.
      T D Kolotyluk
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 46-50;

  3. Koren, G

    1. Zopiclone use during pregnancy.
      O Diav-Citrin, B Okotore, K Lucarelli and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 63-64;

L

  1. Lucarelli, K

    1. Zopiclone use during pregnancy.
      O Diav-Citrin, B Okotore, K Lucarelli and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 63-64;

  2. Lussier, M T

    1. [The expansion of research, a sign of great vitality].
      C Richard and M T Lussier
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 36-37;

M

  1. Masi, R

    1. Marginalized patients. A challenge for family physicians.
      K Pottie, R Masi, B Watson, R Heyding and M Roberts
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 15-17;

N

  1. Neimanis, I M

    1. Practice tips. Surveillance for type 2 diabetes and its complications. Committee on Utilization Review and Education.
      I M Neimanis and J M Paterson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 72-73;

O

  1. Okotore, B

    1. Zopiclone use during pregnancy.
      O Diav-Citrin, B Okotore, K Lucarelli and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 63-64;

P

  1. Paterson, J M

    1. Practice tips. Surveillance for type 2 diabetes and its complications. Committee on Utilization Review and Education.
      I M Neimanis and J M Paterson
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 72-73;

  2. Pimlott, N

    1. Does raloxifene reduce postmenopausal women's risk of breast cancer?
      R K Han, N Pimlott and R Heisey
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 77-80;

  3. Pottie, K

    1. Marginalized patients. A challenge for family physicians.
      K Pottie, R Masi, B Watson, R Heyding and M Roberts
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 15-17;

R

  1. Richard, C

    1. [The expansion of research, a sign of great vitality].
      C Richard and M T Lussier
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 36-37;

  2. Roberts, M

    1. Marginalized patients. A challenge for family physicians.
      K Pottie, R Masi, B Watson, R Heyding and M Roberts
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 15-17;

  3. Rosser, W W

    1. The pond is wider than you think! Problems encountered when searching family practice literature.
      W W Rosser, C Starkey and R Shaughnessy
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 103-108;

S

  1. Schubert, H

    1. Triquetrum fracture.
      H Schubert
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 70-71;

  2. Shaughnessy, R

    1. The pond is wider than you think! Problems encountered when searching family practice literature.
      W W Rosser, C Starkey and R Shaughnessy
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 103-108;

  3. Starkey, C

    1. The pond is wider than you think! Problems encountered when searching family practice literature.
      W W Rosser, C Starkey and R Shaughnessy
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 103-108;

  4. Szafran, O

    1. Use of walk-in clinics by rural and urban patients.
      O Szafran and N R Bell
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 114-119;

T

  1. Thomas, R E

    1. Preparing patients to travel abroad safely. Part 1: Taking a travel history and identifying special risks.
      R E Thomas
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 132-138;

W

  1. Watson, B

    1. Marginalized patients. A challenge for family physicians.
      K Pottie, R Masi, B Watson, R Heyding and M Roberts
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 15-17;

  2. Winkelaar, P G

    1. Reporting intoxicated drivers.
      P G Winkelaar
      Canadian Family Physician January 2000, 46 (1) 68;
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Canadian Family Physician
Vol. 46, Issue 1
1 Jan 2000
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