Table of Contents

June 01, 2001; Volume 47,Issue 6

A

  1. Anderson, J

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;

B

  1. Bar-Oz, B

    1. Congenital cytomegalovirus infection. Is there a breakthrough?
      B Bar-Oz, M Berkovitch, L Ford-Jones and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1179-1181;

  2. Berkovitch, M

    1. Congenital cytomegalovirus infection. Is there a breakthrough?
      B Bar-Oz, M Berkovitch, L Ford-Jones and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1179-1181;

  3. Birenbaum, A

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;
    2. Does a third year of emergency medicine training make a difference? Historical cohort study of Queen's University graduates.
      I Casson, M Godwin, G Brown, A Birenbaum and M Dhalla
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1227-1232;

  4. Brown, G

    1. Does a third year of emergency medicine training make a difference? Historical cohort study of Queen's University graduates.
      I Casson, M Godwin, G Brown, A Birenbaum and M Dhalla
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1227-1232;

C

  1. Casson, I

    1. Does a third year of emergency medicine training make a difference? Historical cohort study of Queen's University graduates.
      I Casson, M Godwin, G Brown, A Birenbaum and M Dhalla
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1227-1232;

  2. Cayer, S

    1. [The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians].
      H Marcoux, C Lamontagne, S Cayer, A Desrochers and D Gauthier
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1208-1215;

D

  1. Davis, V

    1. Emergency contraception. Summary of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada's clinical practice guidelines.
      S Dunn, V Davis and Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1261-1263;

  2. De Bock, G H

    1. Short report: functional mobility assessment at home. Timed up and go test using three different chairs.
      J A Eekhof, G H De Bock, K Schaapveld and M P Springer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1205-1207;

  3. Dermer, M

    1. Taking control of your appointment schedule. Part 1: Reconciling income expectations with patient visits.
      M Dermer, T Faloon, S Pelletier and S Swiggum
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1272-1273;

  4. Desaulniers, G

    1. Role of diagnostic labeling in antibiotic prescription.
      J M Hutchinson, S Jelinski, D Hefferton, G Desaulniers and P S Parfrey
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1217-1224;

  5. Desrochers, A

    1. [The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians].
      H Marcoux, C Lamontagne, S Cayer, A Desrochers and D Gauthier
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1208-1215;

  6. Dhalla, M

    1. Does a third year of emergency medicine training make a difference? Historical cohort study of Queen's University graduates.
      I Casson, M Godwin, G Brown, A Birenbaum and M Dhalla
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1227-1232;

  7. Dunn, S

    1. Emergency contraception and family physicians. An ounce of prevention when it really counts.
      S Dunn
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1159-1160;
    2. Emergency contraception. Summary of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada's clinical practice guidelines.
      S Dunn, V Davis and Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1261-1263;

E

  1. Eekhof, J A

    1. Short report: functional mobility assessment at home. Timed up and go test using three different chairs.
      J A Eekhof, G H De Bock, K Schaapveld and M P Springer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1205-1207;

F

  1. Faloon, T

    1. Taking control of your appointment schedule. Part 1: Reconciling income expectations with patient visits.
      M Dermer, T Faloon, S Pelletier and S Swiggum
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1272-1273;

  2. Ford-Jones, L

    1. Congenital cytomegalovirus infection. Is there a breakthrough?
      B Bar-Oz, M Berkovitch, L Ford-Jones and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1179-1181;

  3. Frank, C

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;

G

  1. Gauthier, D

    1. [The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians].
      H Marcoux, C Lamontagne, S Cayer, A Desrochers and D Gauthier
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1208-1215;

  2. Geyer, O

    1. Case report: sudden painful blindness. Complication of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy in patients with disciform macular degeneration.
      Y Hod, M Zalish, M Neudorfer, J Peer and O Geyer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1252-1253;

  3. Godwin, M

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;
    2. Does a third year of emergency medicine training make a difference? Historical cohort study of Queen's University graduates.
      I Casson, M Godwin, G Brown, A Birenbaum and M Dhalla
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1227-1232;

  4. Greiver, M

    1. Practice tips. Better safe than sorry. Providing condoms in a family practice.
      M Greiver
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1189;

  5. Gutkin, C

    1. Medical students' career choices. Part 1: Pressure on today's graduates.
      C Gutkin
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1352;

H

  1. Harrison, C E

    1. A tale of two towns. Issues affecting family physicians' choice of practice venue.
      C E Harrison
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1161-1162;

  2. Hefferton, D

    1. Role of diagnostic labeling in antibiotic prescription.
      J M Hutchinson, S Jelinski, D Hefferton, G Desaulniers and P S Parfrey
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1217-1224;

  3. Hod, Y

    1. Case report: sudden painful blindness. Complication of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy in patients with disciform macular degeneration.
      Y Hod, M Zalish, M Neudorfer, J Peer and O Geyer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1252-1253;

  4. Holten, K B

    1. Endometrial sampling for postmenopausal bleeding. Should we put the sampling tools away?
      K B Holten
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1193-1194;

  5. Hutchinson, J M

    1. Role of diagnostic labeling in antibiotic prescription.
      J M Hutchinson, S Jelinski, D Hefferton, G Desaulniers and P S Parfrey
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1217-1224;

J

  1. Jackson, R

    1. Elderly and sun-affected skin. Distinguishing between changes caused by aging and changes caused by habitual exposure to sun.
      R Jackson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1236-1243;

  2. Jelinski, S

    1. Role of diagnostic labeling in antibiotic prescription.
      J M Hutchinson, S Jelinski, D Hefferton, G Desaulniers and P S Parfrey
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1217-1224;

K

  1. Karsh, J

    1. Diagnostic challenges in osteoporosis. Indications for bone densitometry and establishing secondary causes.
      J Karsh
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1244-1250;

  2. Kelly, A

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;

  3. Kidd, R

    1. Another source might explain the pain.
      R Kidd
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1174;

  4. Koren, G

    1. Congenital cytomegalovirus infection. Is there a breakthrough?
      B Bar-Oz, M Berkovitch, L Ford-Jones and G Koren
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1179-1181;

L

  1. Lamontagne, C

    1. [The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians].
      H Marcoux, C Lamontagne, S Cayer, A Desrochers and D Gauthier
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1208-1215;

M

  1. Marcoux, H

    1. [The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians].
      H Marcoux, C Lamontagne, S Cayer, A Desrochers and D Gauthier
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1208-1215;

N

  1. Neudorfer, M

    1. Case report: sudden painful blindness. Complication of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy in patients with disciform macular degeneration.
      Y Hod, M Zalish, M Neudorfer, J Peer and O Geyer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1252-1253;

P

  1. Parfrey, P S

    1. Role of diagnostic labeling in antibiotic prescription.
      J M Hutchinson, S Jelinski, D Hefferton, G Desaulniers and P S Parfrey
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1217-1224;

  2. Peer, J

    1. Case report: sudden painful blindness. Complication of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy in patients with disciform macular degeneration.
      Y Hod, M Zalish, M Neudorfer, J Peer and O Geyer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1252-1253;

  3. Pelletier, S

    1. Taking control of your appointment schedule. Part 1: Reconciling income expectations with patient visits.
      M Dermer, T Faloon, S Pelletier and S Swiggum
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1272-1273;

  4. Price, D

    1. New neonatal resuscitation program guidelines.
      D Price and International Guidelines 2000 Conference on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiac Care
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1263-1264;

R

  1. Risdon, C

    1. Cybersearch. Quick clicks to answer clinical questions.
      C Risdon
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1183;

  2. Rosser, W W

    1. Taking the first steps. Research career program in family medicine.
      Y R Talbot and W W Rosser
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1254-1260;

S

  1. Schaapveld, K

    1. Short report: functional mobility assessment at home. Timed up and go test using three different chairs.
      J A Eekhof, G H De Bock, K Schaapveld and M P Springer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1205-1207;

  2. Schubert, H

    1. Emergency case. Hymenoptera stings.
      H Schubert
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1185-1187;

  3. Seguin, R

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;

  4. Springer, M P

    1. Short report: functional mobility assessment at home. Timed up and go test using three different chairs.
      J A Eekhof, G H De Bock, K Schaapveld and M P Springer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1205-1207;

  5. Swiggum, S

    1. Taking control of your appointment schedule. Part 1: Reconciling income expectations with patient visits.
      M Dermer, T Faloon, S Pelletier and S Swiggum
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1272-1273;

T

  1. Talbot, Y R

    1. Taking the first steps. Research career program in family medicine.
      Y R Talbot and W W Rosser
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1254-1260;

V

  1. Verma, S

    1. What drugs are our frail elderly patients taking? Do drugs they take or fail to take put them at increased risk of interactions and inappropriate medication use?
      C Frank, M Godwin, S Verma, A Kelly, A Birenbaum, R Seguin and J Anderson
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1198-1204;

Z

  1. Zalish, M

    1. Case report: sudden painful blindness. Complication of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy in patients with disciform macular degeneration.
      Y Hod, M Zalish, M Neudorfer, J Peer and O Geyer
      Canadian Family Physician June 2001, 47 (6) 1252-1253;
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Canadian Family Physician
Vol. 47, Issue 6
1 Jun 2001
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