Table of Contents

February 01, 2006; Volume 52,Issue 2

A

  1. Akbari, Ayub

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

  2. Aldoori, Walid

    1. New dietary reference intakes for macronutrients and fibre.
      Milly Ryan-Harshman and Walid Aldoori
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 177-179;

C

  1. Chan, Benjamin T B

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

  2. Clark, Heather D

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

  3. Crichton, Tom

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

D

  1. Degani, Naushaba

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

  2. Dunikowski, Lynn G

    1. PubMed Central--at last.
      Tony Reid and Lynn G Dunikowski
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 159-160;

  3. Durzo, Anthony

    1. The GOAL study.
      Anthony Durzo
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 187-189;

E

  1. Ewa, I Vivian

    1. They have a story.
      I Vivian Ewa
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 169;

G

  1. Gilbert, Cameron

    1. Metformin use during the first trimester of pregnancy. Is it safe?
      Gideon Koren, Cameron Gilbert and Maria Valois
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 171-172;

  2. Goertzen, James

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

H

  1. Hillmer, Melinda

    1. Prescribing patterns for Alzheimer disease: survey of Canadian family physicians.
      Melinda Hillmer, Murray Krahn, Michael Hillmer, Pauline Pariser and Gary Naglie
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 208-209;

  2. Hillmer, Michael

    1. Prescribing patterns for Alzheimer disease: survey of Canadian family physicians.
      Melinda Hillmer, Murray Krahn, Michael Hillmer, Pauline Pariser and Gary Naglie
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 208-209;

  3. Hogg, William

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

K

  1. Koren, Gideon

    1. Metformin use during the first trimester of pregnancy. Is it safe?
      Gideon Koren, Cameron Gilbert and Maria Valois
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 171-172;

  2. Krahn, Murray

    1. Prescribing patterns for Alzheimer disease: survey of Canadian family physicians.
      Melinda Hillmer, Murray Krahn, Michael Hillmer, Pauline Pariser and Gary Naglie
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 208-209;

L

  1. Ladouceur, Roger

    1. I remember.
      Roger Ladouceur
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 155;

  2. Lemelin, Jacques

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

M

  1. Magner, Peter O

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

  2. McCready, Bill

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

N

  1. Naglie, Gary

    1. Prescribing patterns for Alzheimer disease: survey of Canadian family physicians.
      Melinda Hillmer, Murray Krahn, Michael Hillmer, Pauline Pariser and Gary Naglie
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 208-209;

  2. Nazerali, Najmi

    1. Maximizing available time. Family doctors' challenges with dementia.
      Najmi Nazerali
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 157-159;

O

  1. Omelan, C

    1. Approach to managing behavioural disturbances in dementia.
      C Omelan
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 191-199;

P

  1. Pariser, Pauline

    1. Prescribing patterns for Alzheimer disease: survey of Canadian family physicians.
      Melinda Hillmer, Murray Krahn, Michael Hillmer, Pauline Pariser and Gary Naglie
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 208-209;

  2. Pong, Raymond W

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

R

  1. Reid, Tony

    1. PubMed Central--at last.
      Tony Reid and Lynn G Dunikowski
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 159-160;

  2. Rourke, James T

    1. Duration of rural training during residency: rural family physicians prefer 6 months.
      Benjamin T B Chan, Naushaba Degani, Tom Crichton, Raymond W Pong, James T Rourke, James Goertzen and Bill McCready
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 210-211;

  3. Rowan, Margo S

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

  4. Ryan-Harshman, Milly

    1. New dietary reference intakes for macronutrients and fibre.
      Milly Ryan-Harshman and Walid Aldoori
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 177-179;

S

  1. Scalco, Monica Zavaloni

    1. Prevention of Alzheimer disease. Encouraging evidence.
      Monica Zavaloni Scalco and Robert van Reekum
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 200-207;

  2. Segal, Shaun

    1. Ophthaproblem. Radiation retinopathy.
      Shaun Segal and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 175;

  3. Sharma, Sanjay

    1. Ophthaproblem. Radiation retinopathy.
      Shaun Segal and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 175;

  4. Swedko, Peter J

    1. Why do family physicians fail to detect renal impairment?
      William Hogg, Margo S Rowan, Jacques Lemelin, Peter J Swedko, Peter O Magner, Heather D Clark and Ayub Akbari
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 212-213;

V

  1. Valois, Maria

    1. Metformin use during the first trimester of pregnancy. Is it safe?
      Gideon Koren, Cameron Gilbert and Maria Valois
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 171-172;

  2. van Reekum, Robert

    1. Prevention of Alzheimer disease. Encouraging evidence.
      Monica Zavaloni Scalco and Robert van Reekum
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 200-207;

W

  1. Wilson, Diane

    1. Rheumatoid factors in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
      Diane Wilson
      Canadian Family Physician February 2006, 52 (2) 180-181;
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Canadian Family Physician
Vol. 52, Issue 2
1 Feb 2006
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