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JUNE 15, 1994, VOL. 150, NO. 120 LE 15 JUIN 1994, VOL. 150,MWJCALNo 1iROPERTYLII CANADIAN MEDICAL 1935 EDITOR'S PAGE * PAGE DU REDACTEU16T. BARNABAS H ASSOCIATION JOURNAL General Council; Conseil general, B.P. Squires 183rd ST. & 3rd JOURNAL DE L'ASSOCIATION MEDICALE CANADIENNE 'RPONX. N. Y. l 1939 * 1867 PROM. ALTA VISTA DR. LETTERS CORRESPONDANCE OTTAWA, ON KIG 3Y6 Clinical-trial registration, YD. Lapierre, E. Mohr; D. Moher. (613) 731-9331, fax (613) 523-0937 "Abuse" in medical school?, W.R. Harris; R. Moscarello, ISSN 0820-3946 150 (12) 1929-2072 (1994) K.J. Margittai, M. Rossi. Disability tax credit form, J.J. Ludwig; D.J. Walters. Origin of Heroes program, L.H. Francescutti. EDITORIAL * REDACTION Canadian physicians in wartime, S. Vandewater; A.J. Drummond; J.M. Tallon; L McCulloch. Deaths [correction], EDITOR-IN-CHIEF * RIEDACTEUR EN CHEF H.F MacConnachie. Private medicine takes on the NHS Bruce P. Squires, MD, PhD in Britain [correction], C. Richmond ASSOCIATE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF REDACTRICE EN CHEF ASSOCIEE Patricia Huston, MD, MPH 1949 EDITORIAL * EDITORIAL MANAGING EDITOR Information for reviewers of books and other media, P. Huston, RIEDACTRICE ADMINISTRATIVE L. Ann Bolster Heraty

SCIENTIFIC * SCIENTIFIQUE 1954 Information 'a l'intention des evaluateurs de livres et autres ASSOCIATE EDITOR documents, P. Huston, L. Heraty REDACTRICE ASSOCIEE H. Kate Schissler ASSISTANT EDITORS 1961 CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES * LIGNES REDACTRICES ADJOINTES Carolyn Joyce Brown, Laura Heraty DIRECTRICES DE PRATIQUE CLINIQUE Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening strategies EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ASSISTANTE A LA REDACTION for colorectal cancer, M.J. Solomon, R.S. McLeod, with the Shirley M. Waddell Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health Examination

NEWS AND FEATURES INFORMATIONS GINERALES 1971 QUALITY CARE * SOINS DE QUALITE EDITOR * REDACTEUR Evidence-based care: 5. Lifelong learning: How can we learn to be Patrick Sullivan more effective?, Evidence-Based Care Resource Group ASSOCIATE EDITOR REDACTRICE ASSOCIEE Jill Rafuse 1977 HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT * LA GESTION MANUSCRIPT COORDINATORS DES SOINS DE SANTE COORDONNATRICES DES MANUSCRITS Physicians in health care management: 6. Physician * bytes * Lorna Lang, Barbara McKenna computer, H.B. Bolley COORDINATOR COORDONNATRICE DE LA TRADUCTION Marie Saumure 1983 ORIGINAL RESEARCH . NOUVEAUTES EN RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS CONSEILLERS SCIENTIFIQUES Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Ontario Mary L. Chipman, BSc, MA; Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk, B.G. Hutchison, Thomas J. Elmslie, MD; Derek Gellman, MD; Linda Pederson, PhD R. Milner

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS REDACTEURS INVITES Judith David; Brian Goldman, MD; 1991 ETUDE DE CAS * CASE REPORT Charlotte Gray; Rhabdomyolyse severe chez un patient recevant lovastatine, Caroline Richmond (European Correspondent) danazol et doxycycline, M. Dallaire, M. Chamberland

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1948 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994: 150 (12) LE 15 JUIN 1994 Reviewers could mention the ease of program in- Our goal in updating these instructions is to foster stallation and the availability of on-line help or a toll- the writing of reviews that are engaging, comprehensive free help line. They could give an opinion on the advan- and succinct. We do not want to suppress the creativity tages and disadvantages of using the electronic approach of potential reviewers; indeed, the organization of a re- versus accessing the information more traditionally. Fi- view need not follow the sequence we have outlined, nally, they should note subscription updates for the pro- and we invite reviewers to make additional observations. gram and associated costs. We do, however, entreat all of our reviewers to be fair and accurate. Conclusion We thank all the people who, on their own time and effort, have written reviews that help keep CMAJ readers Reviews of books and other media contribute abreast of the current literature and other media. greatly to the journal's readership. Physicians cannot possibly read and see all that they might want to. Fur- References thermore, those in practice are frequently asked for more information on certain health topics or an opinion on 1. Squires BP: Book reviews: What editors expect from reviewers. general-interest medical books their patients have read. [editorial] Can Med Assoc J 1990; 142: 935 On the basis of CMAJ reviews physicians can give in- 2. Gastel B: Completeness of textbook reviews in medical journals: formed opinions on books and other media that they a look at a neglected area of peer review. [presentation] Second might never have time to analyse and can diversify the International Congress on Peer Review in Biomedical Publica- ways they educate their patients. tions, Chicago, Sept 9-11 , 1993

Conferences June 26, 1994: International Refractive Surgery Club continuedfrom page 1948 Meeting (satellite meeting of the 27th International Congress of Ophthalmology) June 25, 1994: International Symposium on Sports Vision Toronto and Injuries: Mechanisms, Treatment and Prevention Dr. Spencer Thornton, 307 Mid-State Medical Center, 2010 (satellite meeting of the 27th International Congress of Church St., Nashville, TN 37203; tel (615) 329-7890, fax Ophthalmology) (615) 329-7892 Toronto Dr. Michael Easterbrook, 826-170 St. George St., Toronto, June 26-30, 1994: Allied Health Personnel - International ON M5R 2M8; tel (416) 926-1486, fax (416) Congress of Ophthalmology '94 Conference (held in 926-0091 conjunction with the 27th International Congress of Ophthalmology, organized by the Canadian Ophthalmic Medical Assistants Association, the Canadian Society of June 25, 1994: Volunteer Eye ' Association 4th Ophthalmic Registered Nurses, the Canadian Orthoptic International Meeting (satellite meeting of the 27th Society and the Canadian Ophthalmological Society) International Congress of Ophthalmology) Toronto Toronto AHP-ICO '94, c/o Congress Canada Conference Dr. Robert C. Welsh, 1600 Onaway Dr., Miami, FL 33133; tel Management, 191 Niagara St., Toronto, ON M5V 1C9; tel (305) 856-1375 (416) 860-1772, fax (416) 860-0380

June 25-July 2, 1994: Kuring-Gai District Medical June 26-30, 1994: 27th International Congress of Association 1994 International Congress Ophthalmology (hosted by the Canadian Ophthalmological Palm Cove, Australia Society) Study credits available. Toronto Anne Carter, Travelplan Australia Pty Ltd., PO Box 72, Study credits available. St. Leonards, New South , Australia, 2065; tel 27th ICO Secretariat, 275 Bay St., Ottawa, ON KIR 5Z5; 011-61-2-438-1333, fax 011-61-2-906-5058; or Ruth (general information) tel (613) 563-1994, fax (613) 236-2727; Inglis, Kuring-Gai District Medical Association, (registration) tel (416) 593-7017, fax (416) 591-7793; PO Box 284, Eastwood, New South Wales, Australia, (scientific program) tel (613) 829-0084, fax (613) 829-1561 2122; tel/fax 011-61-2-872-6981 June 27-28, 1994: International Glaucoma Society Meeting June 26, 1994: International Organization Against Trachoma (satellite meeting of the 27th International Congress of Meeting (satellite meeting of the 27th International Ophthalmology, integrated into the Congress program) Congress of Ophthalmology) Toronto Toronto Dr. Gordon Douglas, 2550 Willow St., Vancouver, BC Guy Marois, Laboratoires Faure, BP 131, 07104 Annonay V5Z 3N9; tel (604) 875-4365, fax (604) 875-4606 Cedex, France; tel 011-33-1-7533-2421, fax 011-33-1-7567-0174 continued on page 1956

JUNE 15, 1994 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 150 (12) 1951 figures et la qualite des illustrations, le cas echeant. peuvent utiliser diverses faqons d'eduquer leurs patients. Les evaluateurs peuvent parler de la facilite d'ins- En mettant 'a jour ces instructions, nous voulons fa- tallation du logiciel et de la disponibilite d'aide en direct voriser la presentation de recensions interessantes, com- ou d'une ligne de depannage sans frais. lus peuvent se pletes et succinctes. Nous ne voulons pas etouffer la prononcer sur les avantages et les inconvenients du sup- creativite des evaluateurs eventuels: en fait, il n'est pas port electronique par rapport a la consultation plus clas- obligatoire que la structure d'une recension suive l'ordre sique de l'information. Enfin, ils doivent indiquer les que nous avons etabli et nous invitons les evaluateurs a abonnements de mise 'a jour du logiciel et les coiuts con- nous pr6senter des observations supplementaires. Nous nexes. exhortons toutefois tous nos evaluateurs 'a etre justes et precis. Conclusion Nous remercions tous les gens qui n'ont pas me- nage leur temps ni leurs efforts pour presenter des recen- Les recensions de livres et autres documents con- sions qui tiennent les lecteurs du JAMC au courant des tribuent enormement 'a accroltre l'effectif-lecteurs du nouvelles parutions. journal. I1 est impossible pour les merdecins de lire et de voir tout ce qui peut les interesser. En outre, on demande References souvent aux praticiens plus de renseignements sur cer- tains sujets de la sante ou un avis sur des ouvrages medi- 1. Squires BP: Book reviews: What editols expect from reviewers. caux d'interet general que leurs patients ont lus. En [6ditorial] Cai,i Med Assoc J 1990; 142: 935 s'appuyant sur les recensions du JAMC, les medecins 2. Gastel B Completeness of textbook reviews in medical journals: a look at a neglected area of peer review. [presentation] Second peuvent donner un avis eclaire sur les livres et les autres Internationial Congress on Peer Review in Biomedical Publica- documents qu'ils n'ont pas eu le temps d'analyser et tions, Chicago. 9-11 sept 1993

Conferences July 8-10, 1994: Childhood Cancer and the Family continuedfrom page 1951 Compassion and Caring Halifax July 1-3, 1994: International Society on Metabolic Eye Key,note speakers: Roy Bonisteel, Dr. Theresa A. Rando, Disease 10th Symposium (satellite meeting of the 27th Earl A. Grolliatein aniid Macrk Clhesler International Congress of Ophthalmology) Dr. Eleanor Pask, executive director, Candlelighters Montreal Childhood Cancer Foundation Canada, 200-10 Alcorn Dr. Heskel M. Haddad, International Society on Metabolic Ave., Toronto, ON M4V 3B1; tel (416) 926-1374, fax Eye Disease, 1125 Park Ave., New York, NY 10128; tel (416) 961-4189 (202) 427-1246, fax (202) 360-7009 July 10-14, 1994: Mercury as a Global Pollutant (sponsored July 1-4, 1994: Forum on New Materials - Materials in Clinical Applications (in conjunction with the 8th by the Electric Power Research Institute) International Conferences on Modern Materials andl Whistler, BC Technologies) Cojference lanigua,ige: English Florence, Italy Dr. Brian Wheatley, director, Research and Development, Official lanIgutage: Eniglish Environmental Contaminants, Medical Services Branch, 8th CIMTEC, Forum on New Materials, Topical Symposium Health Canada, Rm. 1170, Jeanne Mance Building, VIII, PO Box 174, 48018 Faenza, Italy; tel 011-39-546- Tunney's Pasture, Ottawa, ON KIA OL3; tel (613) 22461 or 011-39-546-664143, fax 0 11-39-546-664138 or 954-5113, fax (613) 954-0692 011-39-546-663362 July 17-22, 1994: Medicine for Adventure Travel July 7, 1994: Heath Care: International Comparisons Jackson Hole, Wyo. Conference Nancy Johnsen, St. John's Hospital, PO Box 428, Jackson London, England Hole, WY 83001; tel (307) 739-7563, fax (307) 739-7522 Keynote address: Right Honolurable Dr. Brian0 Mcawhinney, MP, Minister ofStatefor Health Conference secretary, Royal College of Physicians, 11 St. July 31-Aug. 4, 1994: 3rd SIDS International Conference Andrew's Place, Regent's Park, London NWI 4LE, (organized by SIDS International and the Norwegian SIDS England; tel 011-44-71-935-1174, fax 011-44-71-487-5218 Society) Stavanger, Norway July 7-8, 1994: 2nd International Conference on the The Norwegian SIDS Society, Arbins gt. 7-0253, Oslo, Varicella-Zoster Virus Norway; tel 011-47-22-437680, fax 011-47-22-438920 Paris, France Gigi Bertot, VZV Research Foundation, 40 E 72 St., New York, NY 10021; tel (212) 472-7148, fax (212) 861-7033 continued on page 1970

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Conferences Aug. 17-19, 1994: Exercise and Obesity: Morphological, continuedfrom page 1956 Metabolic and Clinical Implications (satellite symposium of the 7th International Congress on Obesity) Aug. 8-12, 1994: European Bioethics Seminar - Health Quebec Care Issues in Pluralistic Societies (organized by the Dr. Angelo Tremblay, Physical Activity Sciences Laboratory, International Program in Bioethics Education and PEPS, Laval University, Sainte-Foy, PQ GIK 7P4; tel Research) (418) 656-7294, fax (418) 656-3044 Nijmegen, the Official language: English Aug. 18-19, 1994: Pharmacologic Treatment of Obesity (satellite Ms. I.G. van der Heide, Department of Ethics, Philosophy and symposium of the 7th Intemational Congress on Obesity) History of Medicine, School of Medical Sciences, Catholic Saint-Adele, Que. University of Nijmegen, PO Box 9101, 6500 HB, Dr. George A. Bray, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Nijmegen, The Netherlands; tel 011-31-80-615320, fax 6400 Perkins Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70808; tel (504) 011-31-80-540254 765-2513, fax (504) 765-2525 Aug. 20-25, 1994: 7th International Congress on Obesity Aug. 12-13, 1994: Accuracy and Accountability in Scholarly Toronto Information: a Symposium - the Quality of Information in Study credits available. the Electronic Age (cosponsored by the Natural Sciences 7th ICO, c/o Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, and Engineering Research Council) 121-150 College St., Toronto, ON M5S 1A8; tel (416) Montreal 978-2719, fax (416) 971-2200 Symposium Secretariat, National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, ON KIA OR6; tel (613) 993-9009, fax (613) 957-9828 Du 24 au 27 aotut 1994: Conference nationale de la vie autonome - Le progres, qa s'organise (organise par 1'Association canadienne des centres de vie autonome, le Centre de ressources Les 12 et 13 aofut 1994 : L'exactitude et la responsabilite en de vie autonome de Winnipeg et un certain nombre de matiere de diffusion du savoir: un symposium La partenaires communautaires, gouvemementaux et d'affaires) qualite de l'information 'a l'ere de l'electronique Winnipeg (cocommandite par le Conseil de recherches en sciences Conf6rence nationale sur la vie autonome, 201-294, ave. naturelles et en genie) Portage, Winnipeg, MB R3C OB9; tel (204) 989-2317, fax Montreal (204) 942-3146, mal-entendants (204) 947-0194 Secretariat du symposium, Conseil national de recherches Canada, Ottawa, ON KIA OR6; tel (613) 993-9009, fax Aug. 24-27, 1994: National Independent Living (613) 957-9828 Conference - Progress through Partnerships (organized by the Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres, Aug. 17-19, 1994: Cellular and Molecular Biology of the Independent Living Resource Centre of Winnipeg and Adipose Cell Development and Growth (satellite other community, government and business partners) symposium of the 7th International Congress on Obesity) Winnipeg Ottawa National Independent Living Conference Office, 201-294 Dr. David Lau or Dr. Gillian Shillabeer, Division of Portage Ave., Winnipeg, MB R3C OB9; tel (204) 989-2317, Endocrinology and Metabolism, Ottawa Civic Hospital, fax (204) 942-3146, TTY (204) 947-0194 1053 Carling Ave., Ottawa, ON KIY 4E9; tel (613) 761-4657, fax (613) 761-5358 continued on page 1973

1970 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 150 (12) LE 15 JUIN 1994 6. Lomas J: Diffusion, dissemination and implementation: Who 10. Evidence-Based Care Resource Group: Evidence-based care: should do what? Ann N YAcad Sci 1993; 703: 226-237 2. Setting guidelines: How should we manage this problem? Can 7. Evidence-Based Care Resource Group: Evidence-based care: Med Assoc J 1994; 150: 1417-1423 4. Improving performance: How can we improve the way we 11. Evidence-Based Care Resource Group: Evidence-based care: manage this problem? Can Med Assoc J 1994; 150: 1792-1797 3. Measuring performance: How are we managing this problem? 8. Oxman AD, Sackett DL, Guyatt GH for the Evidence-Based Can Med Assoc J 1994; 150: 1575-1582 Medicine Working Group: Users' guides to the medical literature. 12. Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group: Evidence-based med- I: How to get started. JAMA 1993; 270: 2093-2095 icine: a new approach to teaching the practice of medicine. JAMA 9. Sackett DL, Haynes RB, Tugwell P et al: Clinical epidemiology: 1992; 268: 2418-2425 a Basic Science for Clinical Medicine, 2nd ed, Little Brown & 13. Oxman AD, Guyatt GH: The science of reviewing research. Ann Co, , 1991: ix-xv N YAcad Sci 1993; 703: 125-134

Conferences Sept. 16-18, 1994: 6th National Conference on Outreach continuedfrom page 1970 Education: the Changing Colours of Outreach Education (presented by the Four Corners Coalition on Continuing Aug. 25-27, 1994: Biology of Regional Adiposity and Its Education) Complications (satellite symposium of the 7th International Durango, Colo. Congress on Obesity) Study credits available. Delavan, Wis. Joann Bauer, conference coordinator, Office of Continuing Linda L. Skeris, Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Medical Education, University of Colorado Health Clinical Nutrition, Medical College of Wisconsin, 9200 Sciences Center, PO Box C-295, 4200 E 9th Ave., Denver, W Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53226; tel (414) CO 80262; tel (303) 372-9050 or 1-800-882-9153, fax 454-5130, fax (414) 259-0319 (303) 372-9065

Aug. 26-27, 1994: Surgical Treatment of Obesity (satellite Du 17 au 21 sept. 1994: 10e Congres international sur les symposium of the 7th International Congress on Obesity) soins aux malades en phase terminale Montreal Montr6al Dr. Armour Forse, 3A-1 10 Francis St., Boston, MA 02215; Susan Garin, directrice de la programmation, Secretariat du tel (617) 632-9865, fax (617) 632-7424 b0e Congres international, Les Services de congres GEMS, 100-4260, ave. Girouard, Montr6al, QC H4A 3C9; t6l Sept. 14-19, 1994: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons (514) 485-0855, fax (514) 487-6725 of Canada 63rd Annual Meeting - Roentgen's Legacy: Imaging and Therapy (in association with the Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation and 33 national specialty Sept. 17-21, 1994: 10th International Congress on Care of societies and the special participation of the Canadian the Terminally Ill Association of Radiologists) Montreal Toronto Susan Garin, director, program department, 10th International Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, 774 Congress Secretariat, GEMS Conference and Consulting Echo Dr., Ottawa, ON KlS 5N8; tel (613) 730-8177 or Services, 100-4260 Girouard Ave., Montreal, PQ (800) 668-3740, fax (613) 730-8830 H4A 3C9; tel (514) 485-0855, fax (514) 487-6725

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JUNE 15, 1994 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 150 (12) 1973 hepatique de la lovastatine et de ses metabolites ou par Conferences une toxicite musculaire directe. Le delai entre l'ajout du continuedfrom page 1973 danazol et la rhabdomyolyse peut surprendre, mais dans les cas decrits dans la litterature, le delai entre l'adminis- Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 1994: Addictions Conference for Northern tration initiale de lovastatine et la rhabdomyolyse peut Ontario: Celebrating Recovery etre de I 'a 60 semaines"4'. De plus, un delai de 7 mois Elliot Lake, Ont. apres I'ajout de la niacine 'a la lovastatine a ete decrit6. Keynote speakers: Earnie Larsen, Dr. Richard Irons, Frank Au meilleur de notre connaissance, cette asso- O'Dea and Father William Hultberg ciation potentiellement dangereuse n'a jamais ete decrite Sister Mae Kierans, director, Camillus Centre, tel (705) 848-7181, ext. 222 auparavant dans la litterature medicale francophone ou anglophone. 1i serait souhaitable de mieux comprendre 1'effet de certains medicaments ou autres facteurs (exer- Nov. 10-13, 1994: American Pain Society Annual Scientific cice, infection) sur le metabolisme de la lovastatine pour Meeting ameliorer l'innocuite de ce medicament tr's utile. Miami Beach, Fla. Keynote speaker: Elie Wiesel Nous remercions le Dr Jacques Bedard, du Service de Janet Schroeder, marketing administrator, American Pain medecine interne, Centre hospitalier de Sherbrooke, Sher- Society, 5700 Old Orchard Rd., 1st floor, Skokie, IL brooke (Que.). 60077-1057; tel (708) 966-5595, fax (708) 966-9418 References Du 2 au 4 dec. 1994: 19e Assemblee annuelle de 1. Tobert JA: Efficacy and long-term adverse effect pattern of lo- l'Association des urologues du Quebec vastatin. Am J Cardiol 1988; 62: 28J-34J Quebec Association des urologues du Quebec, 2, Complexe 2. Norman DJ, Illengwoth DR, Munson J et al: Myolysis and acute Desjardins, Tour de l'est, 30e etage, Montreal, QC renal failure in a heart-transplant recipient receiving lovastatin. [lettre] N Engl J Med 1988; 318 46-47 H5B 1G8; tel (514) 350-5131, fax (514) 350-5181 3. East C, Alivizatos PA: Rhabdomyolysis in patients receiving lo- vastatin after cardiac transplantation. [lettre] N Engl J Med 1988; Dec. 2-4, 1994: Quebec Association of Urologists 19th 318 47-48 Annual Meeting 4. Corpier CL, Jones PH, Suki WN et al: Rhabdomyolysis and renal Quebec City injury with lovastatin use. JAMA 1988; 260: 239-241 Quebec Association of Urologists, 2 Complex Desjardins, East Tower, 30th floor, Montreal, PQ H5B 1G8; tel (514) 5. Ayanian JZ, Fucho CS, Stone RM: Lovastatin and rhabdomyoly- sis. [lettre] Ann Intern Med 1988; 109 682 350-5131, fax (514) 350-5181 6. Reaven P, Witztum JL: Lovastatin, nicotinic acid and rhabdo- myolysis. [lettre] Ann Intern Med 1988; 109: 597-598 Apr. 23-27, 1995: Intemational Symposium on Recent 7. Pierce LR, Wisowsky DK, Gross TP: Myopathy and rhabdo- Advances in Care of the Elderly (held in conjunction with myolysis associated with lovastatin-gemfibrozil combination the 100th Anniversary of the Sarah Herzog Memorial therapy. JAMA 1990; 264: 71-75 Hospital) Jerusalem, Israel 8. Manoukian AA, Bhagavan NV, Hayashi T et al: Rhabdomyolysis secondary to lovastatin therapy. Clin Chem 1990; 36: 2145-2147 Dr. A. Mark Clarfield, c/o Ortra Ltd., PO Box 50432, Tel Aviv 61500, Israel; tel 011-972-3-664825, fax 9. Henwood JM, Hell RC: Lovastatin, a preliminary review of its 011-972-3-660952 pharmacodynamic properties and therapeutic use in hyperlipi- daemia. Drugs 1988; 36: 429-454 10. Koneru B, Hartner C, Iwatsuki S et al: Effect of danazol on cy- May 11-14, 1995: American Association for the History of closporine pharmacokinetics. [lettre] Transplantation 1988; 45: Medicine 68th Annual Meeting 1001 Pittsburgh 11. Betz G, Miller HH, Hales DB : Actions of danazol in vivo on cy- Abstract deadline: Oct. 15, 1994 tochrome P450 and steroidogenic enzymes in rat testis and liver Dr. Jonathon Erlen, local arrangements chair, 123 Northview microsomials preparations. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1981; 141 Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15209 962-972 12. Vyas KP, Kari PH, Wang RW et al: Biotransformation of lova- Sept. 14-16, 1995: IBUS 1995 Breast Ultrasound Seminar statin-III. Biochem Pharmacol 1990; 39: 67-73 (held in collaboration with the International Breast 13. Spaulding WB: Myalgia and elevated creatine phosphokinase Ultrasound School) with danazol in hereditary angioedema. [lettre] Ann Intern Med Copenhagen, Denmark 1979; 90: 854 Bente Winkel, congress secretary, Department of Ultrasound, 14. Wallace CS, Mueller BA: Lovastatin-induced rhabdomyolysis in Herlev Hospital, University of Copenhagen, DK-2730 the absence of concomitant drugs. Ann Pharmacother 1992; 26: Herlev, Denmark; tel 011-45-44-53-53-00, fax 011-45-44- 190-192 94-80-09

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2006 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 15) (12) LE I S J UIN I1994 CMA BYLAW CHANGES AMENDEMENTS AUX REGLEMENTS DE L'AMC

At its May meeting, the Board of Directors discussed the bylaw amendments that had been proposed by the Committee on Bylaws. Some of the amendments involve only editorial changes, while others are substantive or are additions to the existing bylaws. Space constraints do not allow CMAJ to publish all the bylaw amendments and additions, but a selection of the major changes is printed below. Any CMA member wishing to receive a complete set of the pro- posed amendments can contact Barbara Drew, Executive Director, CMA, 1867 Alta Vista Dr., Ottawa, ON KIG 3Y6; (800) 267-9703. The final decision about the proposed changes will be made by General Council at the annual meeting in August.

Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.2.1

That Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.2.1 be amended as follows:

Subject to 4.10.3, every member in good standing of a division shall be automatically a member of the Association on payment of the applicable Association annual fee. Current wording: Every member in good standing of a division shall be automatically an ordinary member of the Association on payment ofthe applicable CMA annualfee.

Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.5 That Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.5 be added as follows: Any post-graduate student who, being a medical practitioner is enrolled in a post- graduate program at a medical school recognized by the Association, may be accepted as an intern/resident member of the Association.

Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.6 That Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.6 be added as follows: Any individual who has retired from the practice of medicine and who is no longer engaged in professional activities may be accepted as a retired member of the Associa- tion.

Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.10.3 That Chapter 4- Membership, Section 4.10.3 be added as follows: Any member shall cease to be a member of the Association if any condition of 4.9.1 is violated.

2034 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 150 (12) LE 15 JUIN 1994 Chapter 6- Discipline, Section 6.1.4 That Chapter 6- Discipline, Section 6.1.4 be changed to 6.2 and amended as follows: Suspension or expulsion of members shall be the responsibility of the Board of Direc- tors of the Association acting in accordance with the general principles enunciated above. Current wording: Disciplinary action involving members-at-large shall be the respon- sibility of the Board of Directors of the Association acting in accordance with the general principles enunciated above.

Chapter 9- Nominations and Elections (previously Chapter 14), Section 9.1.5 That Chapter 9- Nominations and Elections, Section 9.1.5 be added as follows: Notwithstanding 9.1.1(a) and 9.1.2(c), nominations for any position may be changed up to the time of the election at General Council by the request of the nominator and with the agreement of the Presidents of seven divisions and of the President of the Association.

Chapter 9 - Nominations and Elections, Section 9.5.2 That Chapter 9- Board of Directors - Executive Authority, Section 9.5.2 be changed to 11.5.2 and amended as follows: On the request, in writing, by any six members of the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board shall call a special meeting, or have a mail ballot. Current wording: On the request, in writing, by any three members of the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board shall call a special meeting, or have a mail ballot.

Chapter 10 -Officers, Section 10.3.4

That Chapter 10 - Officers, Section 10.3.4 be changed to 12.3 and amended as follows: (d) In the event that the office of President of the Association becomes vacant during the Association year, the President Elect shall serve also as Acting President and in that capacity shall assume all the powers and duties of the President during the unfin- ished portion of that presidential term. In this event the Board of Directors shall ap- point a sixth member to the Executive Committee from among the members of the Board of Directors. (e) In the event that the office of the President Elect becomes vacant, the following procedure shall be implemented: i) Nominations for the office of President Elect shall be submitted to the Nominations Committee elected by the most recent General Coun- cil by any division or any 50 members of the Association within 30 days of the vacancy in the office. ii) The Nominations Committee shall convene a meeting by teleconference and make its recommendation for the office of President Elect. iii) Members of the preceding General Council will be advised of the Nominations

JUNE 15, 1994 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 150 (12) 2035 Committee recommendation and be invited to submit other nominations for the office, such nominations must be received by the Nominations Committee within 15 days from the date of mailing the call for additional nominees. iv) In the event that only one nominee is nominated to the position, the Chairman of the Board of Directors shall declare that person elected to the office. v) In the event that more than one nominee is nominated to the position, each member of the preceding General Council shall be sent a ballot, containing the names of all nominees, and will be asked to vote for one of the nominees. vi) Ballots shall be returned to the Secretary General of the Association within 21 days of mailing. vii) the Secretary General shall institute a process to count the returned ballots. viii) The Chairman of the Board of Directors shall declare the person receiving the most votes elected to the office of President Elect. Current wording: In the event that the office of President of the Association becomes vacant during the term of office of the President Elect, shall serve also as Acting President,[sic] and in that capacity shall assume all the powers and duties of the President during the unfinished portion ofthat presidential term.

Chapter 12 -Officers, Section 12.2.8 That Chapter 12 Councils, Section 12.2.8 be changed to 14.2.7 and amended as follows: Any vacancy occurring among the members of any council shall be reported to the Board of Directors and shall be filled by the division from where the vacancy occurred. Current wording: Any vacancy occurring among the members of anv council shall be reported to the Board ofDirectors.

Chapter 12- Officers (previously Chapter 10), Section 12.4(d) That Chapter 12 Officers, Section 12.4(d) be added as follows: In the event that the office of Immediate Past President of the Association becomes vacant, the preceding Immediate Past President shall serve as Immediate Past President and shall assume all the responsibilities of that position. If the preceding Immediate Past President is unable to serve then the Board of Directors shall appoint a member of the Board to assume the duties of the Immediate Past President and to replace the Immediate Past President on the Executive Committee. A person so appointed shall not assume the office or title of Immediate Past President.

Chapter 16- Affiliate Societies, Section 16.1 That Chapter 16 Affiliate Societies, Section 16.1 be amended as follows: Any Canadian medical organization, the majority of whose members are physicians and the majority of whose members are members of the Association, may, subject to the approval of General Council, become affiliated with the Association. For the purposes of this section a medical student enrolled in a Canadian medical school shall be deemed a physician. Current wording: Any Canadian medical organization, the majority of whose memnbers are physicians and the majority of whose members are members of the Association, may, subject to the approval of General Council, become affiliated with the Associa- tion.

2036 CAN MED ASSOC J 1994; 5((12) LE 15 JUIN 1994 Chapter 16 - Affiliate Societies, Section THERAPEUTIC INDEX 16.4.1 INDEX THERAPEUTIQUE That Chapter 16 - Affiliate Societies, Section 16.4.1 be amended as follows: Affiliation shall be on a year-to-year basis and shall continue unless either party shall give notice to the other in writing of its intention to Analgesic withdraw or unless the affiliate society ceases to Toradol 2004, 2005, 2052, 2053 meet the qualification that the majority of its members are members of the Association. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor Altace 2024 A,B,C,D, 2025, 2026 Current wording: Affiliation shall be on a year- to-year basis and shall continue unless either party shall give notice to the other in writing of Antidepressant its intention to withdraw. Zoloft 1934, 2043, 2044, 2045 Chapter 18- Meetings, Section 18.3 Antifungal agent Lamisil 1990, 2058 That Chapter 18 - Meetings, Section 18.3 be changed to 8.3 (Annual Meeting) and amended Antihypertensive agent as follows: Inhibace 1952, 1953, 2038, 2039 Renedil 2046, Inside Front Cover In planning the Annual Meeting of the Associa- tion, the local arrangements and scientific and Anti-inflammatory agent educational programs shall be the responsibility Mobiflex 1932, 2040 of and under the direction of the Board of Norvasc 1974, 1975, 2050, 2051 Directors of the Association. Surgam SR 2017, 2019, 2021, 2055

Current wording: When the Association meets in a Antiviral agent province or territory, the scientific program shall Zovirax 1938, 2041 be under the direction of the host division or divi- sions following general guidelines approved by the Board ofDirectors ofthe Association. Anxiolytic Buspar 1930, 2047 Chapter 18- Meetings, Section 18.3.1 Bronchodilator That Chapter 18 Meetings, Section 18.3.1 be Atrovent 2047, Outside Back Cover changed to 8.3.1 (Annual Meeting) and amended as follows: Gastrointestinal prokinetic agent Prepulsid 1936, 1937, 2049 There shall be a local Planning Committee that shall be advisory to the Board of Directors of the Association. The Planning Committee shall Histamine H, receptor antagonist comprise appointees of the host division and a Livostin 1958, 1959, 2048 senior member of the Association Secretariat ap- pointed by the Secretary General. Hypnotic Imovane 1988, 1989, 2059 Current wording: Local arrangements shall be the responsibility of the host division acting Lipid metabolism regulator within the general terms of reference established Lescol 1942, 1943, 2054, 2055, Inside Back by the Board of Directors. The Board of Direc- Cover tors shall be represented on the Planning Com- mittee of the host division by a senior member of the Secretariat appointed by the Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent Secretary General. Relafen 1946, 1947, 2042, 2043 That the bylaws be amended by deleting the ex- Oral contraceptive isting numbering and replacing it with the num- Triquilar 1960, 2056 bering contained in Appendix 14 as amended by the preceding resolutions. Smoking cessation aid Nicoderm 1976, 2057

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4. Each article title is followed by a code that designates the Abortion article's category. The categories used in this volume are listed Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series below. (Krutzen) (Book) 1642 The fourth clinic (Ramzi) (NF) 1494 Chaque titre d'article est suivi d'un code qui indique dans quelle Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce cat6gorie l'article appartient. Les cat6gories utilis&es dans ce (Patrick) (P1) 1775 volume sont les suivantes. Methotrexate and misoprostol used in abortions (Wiebe) (L) 1381 Book or Other Medium (Book) Livre ou autre document Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves (Livre) against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 Case Report (Cas) - ttude de cas (Cas) Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la Clinical and Community Studies (CCS) - Etudes cliniques et residence (M6nard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 communautaires (ftCC) Abortion, criminal Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) - Lignes directrices de Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series pratique clinique (LDPC) (Krutzen) (Book) 1642 CMA Policy Summary (Policy) - Sommaire de politique Abortion, legal (Politique) Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series Current Review (CR) * Actualites (A) (Krutzen) (Book) 1642 Death (D) * Avis de d6ces (D) Abuse of health services See Health services misuse Editorial (E) - Editorial (E) Academies and institutes Editor's Page (EP) - Page du r6dacteur (PR) Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, Toronto, Ont. Education (Ed) - Education (Ed) OMA invites applications for Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship From the CCDR (CCDR) - Du RMTC (RMTC) (Newsbrief) 729 Genetics Today (GT) - La g6n6tique d'aujourd'hui (GA) Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Health Care Management (HCM) - Gestion des soins de sant6 tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) (GSS) 1873 Health Services Research (HSR) - Recherche en services de Acanthamoeba keratitis soins de sant6 (RSSS) Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem History (His) * Promenade dans le pass6 (PP) (Home and others) (Cas) 923 Letter (L) - Correspondance (C) Accident prevention Logie Essay (LE) - Dissertation Logie (DL) Bicycle helmets not the only answer (Stewart) (L) 820 Medical Science News (MSN) - Information scientifique Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable medicale (ISM) injuries (Sears Williams) (NF) 757 News and Features (NF) * Les informations g6n6rales (IG) Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 Newsbrief (Newsbrief) * En bref (En bref) There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of Original Research (OR) * Nouveautes en recherche (NR) injury-prevention foundation says (Sears Williams) (NF) People (P) - Les gens (G) 756 Platform (PI) - Tribune (T) Accidents, traffic Poem (Poem) Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from Position Statement (PS) * tnonc6 de position (tPos) seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 Profile (Profile) * Profil (Profil) Accreditation Quality Care (QC) Soins de qualite (SQ) More accredited mammography units (Hutton) (L) 1382 Research File (RF) Dossier de la recherche (DR) ACP See American College of Physicians Special Article (SA) Article special (AS) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome Vista (V Panorama (Pa) AIDS and Canadian Law. Lorne E. Rozovsky and Fay A. Rozovsky (Berger) (Book) 221 AIDS, Health, and Mental Health: a Primary Sourcebook. Subjects Sujets Judith Landau-Stanton and Colleen D. Clements (Myers) (Book) 1275 -A- Blood donation and HIV Abbott, Maude (Radivoyevitch) (L) 12 First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) (Reid) (L) 1541 2023 Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: Aboriginal peoples A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Bridging the gap (Squires) (EP) 815 (CR) 681 Diabetes among native people Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA (Brassard and others) (L) 645 (Huston) (NF) 231 (Worrall) (L) 644 Dental care of AIDS patients Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health (Ismail) (L) 819 care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 (Mackie) (L) 819 Politically correct language (Ferrari) (L) 1384 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck Committee) (CPG) 1561 and Tan) (OR) 203 Guide helps FPs treat patients with H[V disease Refermer l'6cart (Squires) (PR) 815 (Newsbrief) 1123

ii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 HIV-positive man who infected women dies before court Adult verdict delivered (Johnston) (NF) 248 7The Wsdom of the Ego. George E. Vaillant (Hay) (Book) Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in 1644 British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) Advance directives 711 Hemlock's Cup: the Sbu&le for Death with Dignit. Male circumcision in Canada Donald W. Cox (Senn) (Book) 931.. (Jones) (L) 1541 Hospital policies on life-sustaining treatments and-advance (Kluge) (L) 1542 directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 (Lynch) (L) 1543 Advertising Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women Advertising in medical journals (International Committee (Johnston) (NF) 247 [correction 649] of Medical Journal Editors) (PS) 27 Revision de la definition de cas du SIDA A des fins de Advertising or research? (Short) (L) 11 surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in 1123 Canada (CCDR) 531 CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for Sentence: education in ethics all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) (Johnston) (L) 1195 262 Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and Doctors duck as feathers fly over advertising campaign in children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases Texas (Newsbrief) 1848 and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 La publicit6 dans les journaux m6dicaux (Comit6 Smallpox and AIDS (Battershill) (L) 128 international des redacteurs de revues medicales) (tPos) Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) 27 249 Tobacco company advertising (Blecher) (L) 323 An Act to Amend the Patent Act, to Amend Another Act in Affect Consequence Thereof and to Provide for Other Related Human Feelings: Explorations in Affect Development and Matters Meaning. Edited by Steven L Ablon, Daniel Brown, Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Edward J. Khantzian and John E. Mack (O'Regan) first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 (Book) 1644 An Act to Amend the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991, Africa Ont. International workshop on medical ethics and human rights Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating (Olweny) (L) 1381 sexual abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 Age factors Acupuncture Age and organ transplantation Traditional medicine finds a place in technology-oriented (Brock and Gurekas) (L) 123 Japan (Audet) (NF) 1473 (Kluge) (L) 123 Addiction Research Foundation Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Taylor) (L) 462 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 Addiction See Substance dependence Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Adequate "Pap" Smears - a Guidefor Sampling Techniques in one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and Screeningfor Abnormalities ofthe Uterine Cervix others) (OR) 1109 Papanicolaou smear (Lipa and others) (L) 1756 Aged Adolescence Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 and others) (SA) 489 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public Health care for the elderly? (Biehn) (L) 643 health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 injuries (Sears Williams) (NF) 757 How old is old? Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 (Faloon) (L) 1057 Ontario to offer hepatitis B vaccinations to Grade 7 (Livingston) (L) 1056 students this fall (Newsbrief) 2010 (Watson) (L) 1056 Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba Pierced navals are troublesome (Lena) (L) 646 (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive Implications of increase in number of patients with disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (Gray) (NF) Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and 2027 children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases Knocking government policies and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 (Frankford) (L) 644 There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of (Goldman) (L) 644 injury-prevention foundation says (Sears Williams) (NF) A Place in Time: Care Givers for Their Elderly. Tom Koch 756 (Turpie) (Book) 537 The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 The Troubled Adolescent: a Practical Guide. Ebrahim Relation between physician characteristics and prescribing Amanat and Jean Beck (Cooperman) (Book) 2002 for elderly people in New Brunswick (Davidson and Adolescent others) (OR) 917 The Troubled Adolescent: a Practical Guide. Ebrahim Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB Amanat and Jean Beck (Cooperman) (Book) 2002 physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Unrecognized adverse drug reactions (Gordon) (L) 126

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 iii Vital Choices: Life, Death and the Health Care Crisis. Allied health personnel William Molloy (Skelton) (Book) 538 Should technicians perform surgery? (Spencer) (L) 1196 Aged, 80 and over Allodi, Federico Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 Alternative medicine AIDS See Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome Magic or Medicine? An Investigation of Healing and Healers. Air pollution, indoor Robert Buckman and Karl Sabbagh (McSherry) (Book) New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor 222 air quality (Rafuse) (NF) 764 Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to Alberta complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Traditional medicine finds a place in technology-oriented right to practise (O'Meara.) (NF) 1294 Japan (Audet) (NF) 1473 Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? Aluminum (Cairney) (NF) 1857 Many questions but no clear answers on link between Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 Alzheimer Society of Canada Number of measles cases at lowest level on record Implications of increase in number of patients with (Newsbrief) 2010 Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (Gray) (NF) Alberta Association of Registered Nurses 2027 Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Alzheimer's disease right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and Alberta Medical Association See Canadian Medical Association, prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and Alta. Div. Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 Alcohol drinking Implications of increase in number of patients with Abstinence or controlled drinking? Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (Gray) (NF) (Garlick) (L) 462 2027 (Jacyk) (L) 461 Many questions but no clear answers on link between (Morgan and Cohen) (L) 463 aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 (Pond and others) (L) 460 AMA (Alberta Medical Association) See Canadian Medical (Taylor) (L) 462 Association, Alta. Div. (Wilson) (L) 461 AMA See American Medical Association Intentional iron overdose: an institutional review (Kroeker AMA Guidelines on the Diagnosis and Treatment ofNicotine and Minuk) (CCS) 45 Dependence New program helps family physicians identify and counsel American guidelines show physicians how to help patients at-risk drinkers (Newsbrief) 1650 quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 Alcoholic beverages Ambulatory care facilities Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Canadian Centre for Torture Victims, Toronto, Ont. cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of Alcoholism torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 Abstinence or controlled drinking? AMC (Association medicale canadienne) See Canadian Medical (Garlick) (L) 462 Association (Jacyk) (L) 461 American College of Physicians (Morgan and Cohen) (L) 463 Evaluation of red blood cell transfusion practices with the (Pond and others) (L) 460 use of preset criteria (Ghali and others) (OR) 1449 (Taylor) (L) 462 American Dietetic Association (Wilson) (L) 461 Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning Concemed Intervention: When Your Loved One Won't Quit very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Alcohol or Drugs. John and Pat O'Neill (Toneatto) American Kidney Fund (Book) 388 National Torchbearer Award (P) 1308 Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and American Medical Association lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 American guidelines show physicians how to help patients The Facts about Drug Use: Coping with Drugs and Alcohol in quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 Your Family, at Work in Your Community. Barry Stimmel Doctors duck as feathers fly over advertising campaign in and the editors of Consumer Reports Books (Rootman) Texas (Newsbrief) 1848 (Book) 222 American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons Health care abuse Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de lesion non (Cunningham) (L) 1379 accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du (Emson) (L) 1378 bMbM secoue) (American Society of Pediatric (Watson and Boyd) (L) 1379 Neurosurgeons) (EPos) 1244 New program helps family physicians identify and counsel Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous at-risk drinkers (Newsbrief) 1650 system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American Treatment of alcoholism Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 (Grupp) (L) 1384 E-Aminocaproic acid (Mezciems and Cunningham) (L) 1383 Blood donation and HIV Allergy See Hypersensitivity (Radivoyevitch) (L) 12 Allergy and (Reid) (L) 1541 Sinusitis: Pathophysiology and Treatment. Edited by AMLFC See Association des medecins de langue fran"aise du Howard M. Druce. Clinical Allergy and Immunology Canada Series, vol. 1; editor, Michael A. Kaliner (Mendelsohn) Amnesty International (Book) 933 Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of Testing penicillin allergy torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 (Warrington) (L) 1060 Analgesia, epidural (Worrall and Hull) (L) 1060 Epidural analgesia a godsend (Perlin) (L) 649 iv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Pain relief during childbirth Asthma in the Workplace. Edited by I. Leonard Bernstein, (Levine) (L) 1759 Moira Chan-Yeung, Jean-Luc Malo and David I. (Smedstad) (L) 1758 Bernstein (Day) (Book) 224 Analgesics, addictive Astra Pharma Pain management in Canadian level 3 neonatal intensive Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 care units (Fernandez and Rees) (OR) 499 Atcheson, Joyce Anaphylaxis Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 (Arkinstall) (L) 1758 Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (Canadian Paediatric Society, Allergy Section) (PS) 337 MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled [correction 824] children (Coyle) (NF) 401 (Simons) (L) 1758 Attitude Medic Alert bracelets (Baines) (L) 1201 Differences in abuse reported by female and male Reactions anaphylactiques alimentaires mortelles chez les Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) enfants (Soci6te canadienne de pediatrie, Section 357 d'allergie) (EPos) 342 [correction 824] Attitude of health personnel Anesthesia and analgesia Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Canadian babies in pain (Johnston) (E) 469 mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 Pain management in Canadian level 3 neonatal intensive Extrapolating from MDs' thoughts about euthanasia care units (Fernandez and Rees) (OR) 499 (Gutowski) (L) 1195 Anesthesia, epidural Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Pain relief during childbirth US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 (Levine) (L) 1759 The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) (Smedstad) (L) 1758 (E) 657 Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Sudden unexpected death in the operating room (Davies The birth of a consensus? (Blais and others) (OR) and Eagle) (L) 326 691 Anger Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey Anger Kills: Seventeen Strategies for Controlling the Hostility of obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) That Can Harm Your Health. Redford Williams and (OR) 1433 Virginia Williams (Rapp) (Book) 221 Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 Anniversaries and special events Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Society marks its 150th Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 birthday (Waugh) (V) 398 Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 Antibiotic resistance See Drug resistance, microbial What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An Antibiotics update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) Antibiotics and resistance: Hand in hand? (Robinson) (NF) 395 (MSN) 927 Attitude to health Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) (Robinson) (MSN) 1271 1458 CT before lumbar puncture (Tallon) (L) 464 More than 60% of hypertensive patients don't take Anti-inflammatory agents, nonsteroidal medicine as prescribed, survey reveals (Newsbrief) Increased serum lithium levels due to ketorolac therapy 230 (Langlois and Paquette) (Cas) 1455 Audiology Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec ABC of Otolaryngology. 3rd ed. Harold Ludman (Katsarkas) (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 (Book) 934 Antitoxins Australia Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 ARF See Addiction Research Foundation Authorship Art Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits pr6sent6s aux Dalhousie medical school's artist-in-residence uses unique revues biomedicales (Comit6 international des redacteurs methods to interpret brain's mysteries (Robb) (NF) 1125 de revues m6dicales) (tPos) 159 Dr. David Dawson: Physician, , artist ... (Burford Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to Mason) (Profile) 762 biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical Association des medecins de langue fran,aise du Canada Journal Editors) (PS) 147 Landry, Leo-Paul (P) 412 Automobile driving Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language Are your patients fit to drive? (Capen) (NF) 988 medicine AMLFC's aim (Martin) (NF) 973 Medical condition while driving (Hirsch) (L) 326 Association Diabete Quebec Avis de deces: 'See also Deaths Free pocket-size health record helps patients cope with Beaudet, Alexandre 1487 diabetes (Newsbrief) 2009 Cadieux, Jacques 1487 Association medicale canadienne See Canadian Medical Cartier, Paul-Henri 1487 Association Castrataro, Nicolas 1487 Association of Canadian Distillers Cloutier, Gilles 1487 Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Dumas, Wilfrid 1487 cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Labelle, Pierre H. 1490 Association of Canadian Medical Colleges Leduc, Paul-Emile 1490 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Letarte, Andre 1490 groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 Michaud, Rollande 1490 Asthma Rioux, Pierre 1490 Asthma and Allergy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Robitaille, Marcel 246 by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Johnson) Royer, J.-Albert 1490 (Book) 389 Veilleux, Sylvie 1490

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 I Awards and prizes Reade, Herbert Taylor First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) (Drummond) (L) 1944 2023 (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Bristol-Myers Squibb-Piafsky Young Investigator Award Scrimger, Francis Alexander Caron (McCulloch) (His) 414 LeBel, Marc (P) 1675 Canadian Cardiovascular Society Achievement Award Beamish, Robert (P) 1676 -B- Canadian Council on Smoking and Health Award of Back pain Excellence Back care and fitness (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle 34th Parliament of Canada (P) 411 Research Institute) (RF) 2007 Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation/Schering Soins du dos et condition physique (Institut canadien de la Research Fellowship recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Clarke, Lorne (P) 411 (DR) 2008 Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation/Schering Bain, Stanley Travelling Fellowship Sentence: education in ethics Chow, Anthony W. (P) 411 (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 Denburg, Judah (P) 411 (Johnston) (L) 1195 Duke, Peter (P) 411 Banting, Frederick Goodyer, Paul (P) 411 Canada's new Medical Hall of Fame pays homage to Hammond, Gregory (P) 411 medicine's giants (OReilly) (NF) 2022 Saunders, Fred (P) 411 First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Turnbull, Geoffrey (P) 411 2023 Watanabe, Hiroko (P) 411 Basmajian, J.V. Canadian Society for Clinical Investigation Trainee Award LO.U.: Adventures of a Medical Scientist. John V. Basmajian Ariano, David (P) 411 (Fisher) (Book) 935 Bierbrier, Gordon (P) 411 BCG vaccine Bowen, James (P) 411 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Embil, John (P) 411 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Feldman, Michael (P) 411 Committee) (CPG) 1561 Gill, Kulbir (P) 411 BCMA (British Columbia Medical Association) See Canadian Indrakrishnan, B. (P) 411 Medical Association, BC Div. Ingram, Alistair (P) 411 Behaviour modification See Behaviour therapy Laberge, Sophie (P) 411 Behaviour therapy Mahmoudi, Mahmoud (P) 411 Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in Qureshi, Amber (P) 411 childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health Rey-Ladino, Jose (P) 411 Examination) (CPG) 871 Wong, Stephen (P) 411 Belleville See Ontario, Belleville CMA Medal of Service Benzodiazepines Cancer claims Dr. Dorothy Ley, first woman to receive Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug CMA's Medal of Service (Newsbrief) 940 Benefit Plan (McIsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Curtis G. Hames Research Award 1060] Bass, Martin (P) 1308 Best, Charles G. Milton Shy Visiting Professorship Award First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Hachinski, Vladimir (P) 1676 2023 Gairdner Foundation International Award Bicycle helmets See Head protective devices Pawson, Anthony J. (P) 1308 Bicycling Lederle Senior Investigator Award Bicycle helmets not the only answer (Stewart) (L) 820 Ogilvie, Richard (P) 1675 Bill C-91 See An Act to Amend the Patent Act, to Amend McDonald Scholar Award Another Act in Consequence Thereof and to Provide for Yao, Zemin (P) 1675 Other Related Matters Manitoba Historical Society awards Bill 100, Ontario See An Act to Amend the Regulated Health Edge, Fred (P) 1675 Professions Act, 1991, Ont. Vandervoort, Julie (P) 1675 Bioethics MDS Health Group Ltd/MDS Health Ventures Inc. Research The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 Grant Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as Roncari, Daniel (P) 411 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 National Torchbearer Award Sentence: education in ethics Oreopoulos, Dimitrios (P) 1308 (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 Nobel Prize for Chemistry (Johnston) (L) 1195 Smith, Michael Standard of Care: the Law ofAmerican Bioethics. George J. (P) 412 Annas (Trevor-Deutsch) (Book) 537 (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 Biographies Order of Canada Christianson Houston, Sigridur (Rafuse) (Profile) 74 Gold, Judith H. (P) 1308 Dawson, David Laing (Burford Mason) (Profile) 762 Power of Dreams Research Award Delarue, Norman C. (Waugh) (V) 64 Award established (P) 412 Harrop, Verl6 (Robb) (NF) 1125 Sandoz Prize Ross, Charlotte (Newsbrief) 61 Applications invited (P) 1675 Scrimger, Francis Alexander Caron (McCulloch) (His) 414 Victoria Cross Smith, Michael (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 Douglas, Harry Edward Manning Biotechnology (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact (Vandewater) (L) 1944 on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 Hutcheson, Bellenden (McCulloch) (His) 414 The Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park (Lynch) (NF) 563 vi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Birthing centres Clinical Cardiac Rehabilitation: a Cardiologist's Guide. Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Edited by Fredric J. Pashkow and William A. Dafoe mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 (McKelvie) 387 Pain relief during childbirth (Smedstad) (L) 1758 Companion Through the Darkness: Inner Dialogues on Grief. Blood donors Stephanie Ericsson (Thomas) 225 Blood donation and HIV The Complete Canadian Health Guide. June Engel (Grant (Radivoyevitch) (L) 12 and Longhurst) 1641 (Reid) (L) 1541 The Complete Guide to Fertility & Family Planning. Sarah Blood glucose Freeman and Vern L Bullough (McSherry) 1278 Thiazide therapy for diabetes Concerned Intervention: When Your Loved One Won't Quit (Dawson and others) (L) 327 Alcohol or Drugs. John and Pat O'Neill (Toneatto) 388 (Gold) (L) 327 Dementia. Edited by Peter J. Whitehouse. Contemporary Blood patch, epidural series, no. 40; series editor-in-chief, Fred Plum Postdural puncture headache (Snow) 225 (Crosby) (L) 821 The Facts about Drug Use: Coping with Drugs and Alcohol in (Morewood) (L) 822 Your Family, at Work, in Your Community. Barry Stimmel Blood transfusion and the editors of Consumer Reports Books (Rootman) Blood transfusion in Canada (Moore) (L) 11 222 Body mass index Genie: an Abused Child's Flight from Silence. Russ Rymer Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning (Jacobs) 385 very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Hemlock's Cup: the Struggle for Death with Dignity. Bone and bones Donald W. Cox (Senn) 931 Postdural puncture headache (Parkinson) (L) 821 Human Feelings: Explorations in Affect Development and Boodoosingh, Lal Meaning. Edited by Steven L Ablon, Daniel Brown, Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (Maclean) (L) Edward J. Khantzian and John E. Mack (O'Regan) 1644 821 I.O.U.: Adventures of a Medical Scientist. John V. Basmajian Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on (Fisher) 935 college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 In the Case of Children: Paediatric Ethics in a Canadian Book reviews: See also Critiques des livres Context. Edited by Francoise Baylis and Cate McBurney ABC of Colorectal Diseases. Edited by DJ. Jones and (Meslin) 1643 M.H. Irving (Bowes) 2002 Information for reviewers of books and other media ABC ofDermatology. 2nd ed. Paul K. Buxton, with (Huston and Heraty) (E) 1949 contributions from DJ. Gawkrodger, D.W.S. Harris, Living Beyond Limits: New Hope and Help for Facing D. Kemmett and A.L. Wright (Enta) 539 Life-Threatening Illness. David Spiegel (Crabb) 1276 ABC ofHealthy Travel. 4th ed. Eric Walker, Glyn Williams Magic or Medicine? An Investigation ofHealing and Healers. and Fiona Raeside (Lawee) 934 Robert Buckman and Karl Sabbagh (McSherry) 222 ABC of Otolaryngology. 3rd ed. Harold Ludman (Katsarkas) Making Medicine, Making Money. Donald Drake and 934 Marian Uhlman (Lexchin) 385 Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series Medicine and the Five Senses. Edited by W.F. Bynum and (Krutzen) 1642 Roy Porter (Abbott) 538 Access to Health Care in America. Committee on Medicine, Law and Social Change: the Impact of Bioethics, Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, and Rights Movements on Medical Institute of Medicine. Edited by Michael Millman Decision-Making. Leanne Darvall. Medico-Legal Series (Rachlis) 1641 (Dickens) 1275 The Adam Principle. Genes, Genita4, Hornones, & Gender On Call: Principles and Protocols. 2nd ed. Shane A. Selected Readings in Sexology. John Money (Kuntz) 935 Marshall and John Ruedy (Birmingham) 1276 Advanced Paediatric Life Support: the Practical Approach. Oxford Textbook ofPalliative Medicine. Edited by Derek Advanced Life Support Group (Simons) 1277 [correction Doyle, Geoffrey W.C. Hanks and Neil MacDonald 1760] (Latimer) 540 AIDS and Canadian Law. Lorne E. Rozovsky and Fay A. Pain: Mechanisms and Management. Rene Cailliet. Pain Rozovsky (Berger) 221 Series (Purkis) 1999 AIDS, Health, and Mental Health: a Primary Sourcebook. Pediatric Emeigency Medicine. Edited by Earl J. Reisdorff, Judith Landau-Stanton and Colleen D. Clements (Myers) Mont R. Roberts and John G. Wiegenstein (Klassen) 933 1275 A Place in Time: Care Givers for Their Elderly. Tom Koch The Alleigy Survival Guide. Jane Houlton (Johnson) 1278 (Turpie) 537 Anger Kills: Seventeen Strategies for Controlling the Hostility Principles & Practice ofMedical Intensive Care. Richard W. That Can Harm Your Health. Redford Williams and Carlson and Michael A. Geheb (Mackie) 932 Virginia Williams (Rapp) 221 Rehabilitation of the Knee: a Problem-Solving Approach. Asthma and Alletgy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Bruce H. Greenfield (Johnson) 2001 by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Johnson) 389 The Resilient Self How Survivors of Troubled Families Rise Asthma in the Workplace. Edited by I. Leonard Bernstein, Above Adversity. Steven J. Wolin and Sybil Wolin (Gabel) Moira Chan-Yeung, Jean-Luc Maio and David I. 931 Bernstein (Day) 224 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Beginning to Heal: a First Book for Survivors of Child Sexual by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series Abuse. Ellen Bass and Laura Davis (Bloom) 2000 editor, Gideon Koren (Lockitch) 223 The Cambridge World History ofHuman Disease. Edited by The Right Test: a Physician-'s Guide to Laboratory Medicine. Kenneth F. Kiple, Rachael Rockwell Graham, David Frey 2nd ed. Carl E. Speicher (Woolf) 935 et al (Waugh) 223 Sinusitis: Pathophysiology and Treatment. Edited by Canadian Medical Schools: Two Centuries ofMedical Howard M. Druce. Clinical Allergy and Immunology History, 1822 to 1992. N. Tait McPhedran (Waugh) 933 Series, vol. 1; editor, Michael A. Kaliner (Mendelsohn) The Chemotherapy Survival Guide. Judith McKay and 933 Nancee Hirano (Thirlwell) 1642 Standard of Care: the Law ofAmerican Bioethics. George J. A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from Annas (Trevor-Deutsch) 537 Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (de Veber) 386

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 vii STAT! Ref Medical Reference Software on CD-ROM Teton Burroughs-Wellcome Da.ta Systems (Cameron) 2001 Medical Oncology Research Fellowship (P) 1308 The Symbolic Dramatic Play-Literacy Connection: Whole Business See Commerce Brain, Whole Body, Holistic Leaming. Edited by Joyce A. Buttocks Wilkinson (Nanos-Bednar) 539 Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection Textbook of Gynecolog. Larry J. Copeland (Lamont) 1999 site (MacDonald and Marcuse) (L) 326 The Troubled Adolescent: a Practical Guide. Ebrahim Amanat and Jean Beck (Cooperman) 2002 Understanding Menopause. Janine O'Leary Cobb (Barwin) -C- 1277 Caffeine Vital Choices: Life, Death and the Health Care Crisis. Postdural puncture headache William Molloy (Skelton) 538 (Crosby) (L) 821 The Wisdom of the Ego. George E. Vaillant (Hay) 1644 (Morewood) (L) 822 Bread Calcium, dietary Rising to the occasion (Waugh) (V) 736 Mise a jour sur l'osteoporose (Institut canadien de la Breast recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) (DR) 548 (E) 331 Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Change and variation (Huston) (EP) 319 Research Institute) (RF) 547 Changement et va.riation (Huston) (PR) 319 California Class-action suits appear destined to become part of Californians to vote on single-payer system (Newsbrief) Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 1847 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and Camp, Dalton others) (HSR) 345 Controversial heart transplant Breast implants See Implants, artificial (Brooks) (L) 459 Breast neoplasms (Smith) (L) 459 Breast cancer: Can good news be news? (Baines) (E) 139 (Sullivan) (L) 460 Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Canada (E) 331 A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 Change and variation (Huston) (EP) 319 Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third Changement et variation (Huston) (PR) 319 World, conference told (Faulkner) (NF) 579 Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 Manitoba to establish breast-screening program Canadian link for Chinese hospital (Saul) (L) 823 (Newsbrief) 230 Canadian physicians may hear footsteps of change as US Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus tiptoes toward health care reform (Barer and others) lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 (NF) 980 Tempora.l trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and republics struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) others) (OR) 1109 557 Testing for hereditary breast cancer: Are we ready? Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to (Warner) (NF) 1875 cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and Fixing health ca.re systems others) (HSR) 345 (Bobechko) (L) 1057 Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) (Korcok) (L) 1057 (E) 1075 Good and bad in Canada Bridging the Gap: Promoting Health and Healing for Aboriginal (Gruneir) (L) 1380 Peoples in Canada (Silverman) (L) 1380 Bridging the gap (Squires) (EP) 815 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Refermer l'ecart (Squires) (PR) 815 US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 Bristol-Myers Squibb-Piafsky Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Young Investigator Award (P) 1675 (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 British Columbia Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in 711 British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 711 Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of Number of measles cases at lowest level on record physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) (Newsbrief) 2010 (HCM) 1583 Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco policy BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 British Columbia Medical Association See Canadian Medical US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Association, BC Div. Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 British Medical Journal Canada Communicable Disease Report Evaluating structured abstracts (Squires) (EP) 1535 Guidelines for control of meningococca.l disease (CCDR) Evaluation des resumes structur6s (Squires) (PR) 1535 1825 Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 original research articles in the British Medical Journa4 Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in the Canadian Medical Association Journal and the Joumal Canada (CCDR) 531 of the American Medical Association (Taddio and others) Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (OR) 1611 New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor Browne, J.S.L. air quality (Rafuse) (NF) 764 First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Canada Pension Plan See Social security 2023 viii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Canadian Association of Internes and Residents Royal Canadian Air Force Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Founder of world's longest-running cardiovascular study groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 dies in Winnipeg (Newsbrief) 728 Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps (Newsbrief) 1285 The RCAMC and the beaches of Normandy (McCulloch) Canadian Association of Medical Oncology (His) 1866 Medical Oncology Research Fellowship (P) 1308 Canadian Genome Analysis and Technology Program Canadian Association of Radiologists The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 Manitoba to establish breast-screening program Genome projects: bridging into the future (Robinson) (Newsbrief) 230 (GT) 1119 More accredited mammogra.phy units (Hutton) (L) 1382 Canadian Infectious Disease Society Canadian Cancer Society Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian 1123 Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] 262 Canadian Injury Prevention Foundation Canadian Cardiovascular Society Heroes program (Sears Williams) (L) 1384 Achievement Award (P) 1676 Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 injuries (Sears Williams) (NF) 757 Canadian Coalition for Quality Daily Physical Education Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 injury-prevention foundation says (Sears Williams) (NF) Canadian Coalition on Organ Donor Awareness 756 Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions Canadian Intern and Resident Matching Service about (Rafuse) (Ed) 1478 The 1994 CIMS match: It's dejA vu all over again (Rafuse) Canadian Council on Smoking and Health (Ed) 965 American guidelines show physicians how to help patients What colour is your parachute - red, white and blue? quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 (Rafuse) (Ed) 1653 Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Canadian life and Health Insurance Association 1123 There's good news and bad news on the insurance-form Award of Excellence (P) 411 front (Rafuse) (NF) 945 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Canadian Lung Association 262 Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) New program helps physicians guide patients to a 1123 smoke-free future (Ra.fuse) (NF) 261 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 262 Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Canadian Medic Alert Foundation Power of Dreams Research Award (P) 412 Medic Alert bracelets (Baines) (L) 1201 Canadian Dermatology Association Canadian Medical Association Play it safe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) Aboriginal health issues spearheaded by Dr. Vincent 1847 Tookenay (P) 1676 Canadian Diabetes Association Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Free pocket-size health record helps patients cope with 1123 diabetes (Newsbrief) 2009 Broad-based tax may replace GST, CMA says (Newsbrief) Canadian Drug Manufacturers Association 1457 Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology (P) 1675 CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for Survey says Canadians think costs of health care, all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 prescription drugs too high (Newsbrief) 1848 CMA concerned about role of National Forum on Health Canadian Federation of Medical Students (Rafuse) (NF) 1660 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287 Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms L'activite physique et le sante du coeur (Institut canadien (Rafuse) (NF) 944 de la recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical vie) (DR) 1284 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 Back ca.re and fitness (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle CMA reiterates support for plain cigarette packs Research Institute) (RF) 2007 (Newsbrief) 1649 La condition physique pas juste pour la forme (Squires) CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) (PR) 455 262 Fit is fitting (Squires) (EP) 455 CMA strongly opposes any attempt to reduce RRSP limits, Mise a jour sur l'osteoporose (Institut canadien de la president tells finance minister (Newsbrief) 549 recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions (DR) 548 about organ donation (Rafuse) (Ed) 1478 Physical activity and heart health (Canadian Fitness and Consolider la base: le r6le vital du m6decin dans les soins Lifestyle Research Institute) (RF) 1283 de sante primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) Soins du dos et condition physique (Institut canadien de la 845 recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Disability tax credit form (DR) 2008 (Ludwig) (L) 1941 Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and lifestyle (Walters) (L) 1941 Research Institute) (RF) 547 Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Canadian Forces cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of Major CMA study looks at impact of regionalization on federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 Canadian health care (Sullivan) (NF) 72 Canadian Forces physician assistants (Talbot) (L) 1058

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX T1O VOLUME 150 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medica.l Committee on Physician Resources groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) (Newsbrief) 1285 (NF) 2031 Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive Committee on the Health Care of the Elderly disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 Cancer claims Dr. Dorothy Ley, first woman to receive Revenue Canada consultations with CMA lead to major CMA's Medal of Service (Newsbrief) 940 revisions in disability tax credit form (Ra.fuse) (NF) 237 Council on Health Care RRSPs dominated winter agenda at CMA (Rafuse) (NF) Pharmacists may pose new challenge to physicians' role, 1136 CMA board told (Sullivan) (NF) 1291 Should CALJ publish a French edition? (Osterman) (P1) Council on Medical Education 861 Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) Strengthening the founda.tion: the physician's vita.l role in (NF) 2031 primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, 839 cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 Support for future physicians (Narini) (L) 1755 Department of Ethics and Legal Affairs There's good news and bad news on the insurance-form International workshop on medical ethics and human rights front (Rafuse) (NF) 945 (Olweny) (L) 1381 With changes in GST looming, CMA vows to continue (Williams) (L) 1381 lobbying effort (Sullivan) (NF) 233 Department of Health Care and Promotion Aboriginal Health Working Group Bridging the gap (Squires) (EP) 815 Bridging the gap (Squires) (EP) 815 Refermer l'ecart (Squires) (PR) 815 Refermer l'6cart (Squires) (PR) 815 Gender Issues Committee Alta. Div. Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in (Huston) (NF) 231 patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 Definition of gender (Cohen) (L) 130 Annual Leadership Conference On language (Rapin) (L) 1379 Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring Man. Div. practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 It pays to read the fine print (Rafuse) (NF) 946 Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new Manitoba patient sees 71 physicians, makes 247 office visits skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (Rafuse) (NF) in 1 year (Newsbrief) 939 1479 MD Management Ltd. "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, Addition to headquarters (P) 412 CMA president says (Rafuse) (NF) 1481 MD Management enjoyed substantial growth during 1993, Annual Meeting board told (Sullivan) (NF) 233 Conseil general (Squires) (PR) 1935 RRSP contributions shatter existing records at MD General Council (Squires) (EP) 1935 Management (Newsbrief) 1457 QMA launches new membership newsletter (Newsbrief) NB Div. 390 Interns, residents take NB government to court over What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB (NF) 395 physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Yukon Medical Association will host CMA's 1998 annual NS Div. meeting (Newsbrief) 391 Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from BC Div. seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia Gilmore, Jim (P) 411 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Prime minister names BCMA past president parliamentary Ont. Div. secretary for health (Newsbrief) 229 Disability tax credit form (Ludwig) (L) 1941 Board of Directors Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) (Brooks) (NF) 970 (NF) 2031 OMA invites applications for Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship Major changes on health care horizon, experts tell CMA (Newsbrief) 729 board (Sullivan) (NF) 2032 Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services Code of Ethics worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287 Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) discovers (French) (NF) 1671 1873 Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes Support for future physicians (Narini) (L) 1755 controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 Yukon Medical Association will host CMA's 1998 annual Committee on Ethics meeting (Newsbrief) 391 Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of Policy policy on euthanasia (Sullivan) (NF) 950 Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) CMA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship (NF) 395 with pharmaceutical industry (Williams) (NF) 263

x CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for Remerciements aux 6xaminateurs scientifiques 545 physicians (Sullivan) (NF) 1290 Should CMAJ publish a French edition? Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in (Levallois) (L) 1760 different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) (Osterman) (P1) 861 (NF) 2031 Summaries of CMAJ articles (Kapur) (L) 1760 Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB policy on euthanasia (Sullivan) (NF) 950 physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in We welcome French input (Huston) (E) 855 providing primary care (Sullivan) (NF) 234 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, London, Ont. See Museums Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning Canadian Medical Protective Association very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 It pays to read the fine print (Rafuse) (NF) 946 We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall Canadian Medical Society on Alcohol and Other Drugs (Erola) (NF) 955 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Jacyk) (L) 461 Policy statements Canadian Mental Health Association Les m6decins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical Canadian Nurses Association Association) (Policy) 760A Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 patients (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 1884A Canadian Paediatric Society Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A etude et priorites (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, La relation patient-m6decin et l'abus sexuel des patients Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 1884D (tPos) 1559 Soins obstetriques (revision 1994) (Association medicale Criteres relatifs A l'6tiquetage (

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 I No time for prevention (Smith) (L) 1539 Cervix neoplasms Periodic health examination, 1994 update: The adequacy of the Papanicolaou smear (Canadian 1. Obesity in childhood (CPG) 871 Society of Cytology) (PS) 25 2. Screening strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: and others) (CPG) 1961 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Canadian Thoracic Society (CR) 681 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Male circumcision in Canada physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis (Jones) (L) 1541 Committee) (CPG) 1561 (Lynch) (L) 1543 Canadian Women's HIV Study Papanicolaou smear Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) (Colgan) (L) 1757 249 (Lipa and others) (L) 1756 Cancer See Neoplasms Le test de Papanicolaou acceptable (Soci6te canadienne de CAR See Canadian Association of Radiologists cytologie) (EPos) 26 Cardiology WHO calls for international effort to control cervical Clinical Cardiac Rehabilitation: a Cardiologist's Guide. cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 Edited by Fredric J. Pashkow and William A. Dafoe Cesarean section (McKelvie) (Book) 387 Labour-management software provides "decision-support Cardiovascular diseases system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 Founder of world's longest-running cardiovascular study Cetirizine dies in Winnipeg (Newsbrief) 728 Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children (Arkinstall) Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) (L) 1758 1458 CFLRI See Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in CFPC See College of Family Physicians of Canada childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health CFS (Chronic fatigue syndrome) See Fatigue syndrome, chronic Examination) (CPG) 871 Chelation therapy Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Cardiovascular Services Guidelines Chemotherapy See Drug therapy Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) Child 1458 Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: Caregivers etude et priorites (Societe canadienne de pddiatrie, A Place in Time: Care Givers for Their Elderly. Tom Koch Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) (Turpie) (Book) 537 (OPos) 1559 Case Mix Groups See Diagnosis-related groups A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from Cataract extraction Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (de Veber) (Book) Should technicians perform surgery? 386 (Jones) (L) 1197 CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical (Romanchuk) (L) 1196 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 (Spencer) (L) 1196 Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) (Velos) (L) 1197 1633 Causality Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who Compensating occupational diseases stutter (Rafuse) (NF) 754 (Finkelstein) (L) 126 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public (Muir) (L) 126 health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 CCSH See Canadian Council on Smoking and Health Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children CDA (Arkinstall) (L) 1758 See Canadian Dermatology Association (Canadian Paediatric Society, Allergy Section) (PS) 337 See Canadian Diabetes Association [correction 8241 CDMA See Canadian Drug Manufacturers Association (Simons) (L) 1758 Central nervous system Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de lesion non review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) bebe secou6) (American Society of Pediatric 1555 Neurosurgeons) (gPos) 1244 Interleukin-4: New diabetes champion? (Robinson) (MSN) Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous 219 system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 children (Coyle) (NF) 401 Cerebral hemorrhage Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic Examination) (CPG) 871 therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Cerebrovascular disorders R6actions anaphylactiques alimentaires mortelles chez les Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute enfants (Societe canadienne de p6diatriej Section myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic d'allergie) (EPos) 342 [correction 824] therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519 The Resilient Self: How Survivors of Troubled Families Rise Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Above Adversity. Steven J. Wolin and Sybil Wolin (Gabel) Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: (Book) 931 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local (CR) 681 reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Cervix dysplasia diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and Cervicovaginal screening in women with I7V infection: others) (OR) 29 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) (CR) 681 (NF) 1884 xii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and The Clean Air Guide children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 air quality (Rafuse) (NF) 764 The Symbolic Dramatic Play-Literacy Connection: Whole CLHIA See Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association Brain, Whole Body, Holistic Learning. Edited by Joyce A. Clinical trials Wilkinson (Nanos-Bednar) (Book) 539 An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) Child abuse (LE) 252 Le d6pistage des nourrissons atteints de l6sion non Clinical-trial registration accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du (Lapierre and Mohr) (L) 1939 beb6 secou6) (American Society of Pediatric (Moher) (L) 1939 Neurosurgeons) (EPos) 1244 Clinical trials, randomized See Randomized controlled trials Genie: an Abused Child's Flight from Silence. Russ Rymer CMA See Canadian Medical Association (Jacobs) (Book) 385 CMA Medal of Service See Awards and prizes, CMA Medal of Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous Service system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American CMA Policy Summary See Canadian Medical Association, Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 Policy statements Child abuse, sexual CAW See Canadian Medical Association Journal Beginning to Heal: a First Book for Survivors of Child Sexual CMHA See Canadian Mental Health Association Abuse. Ellen Bass and Laura Davis (Bloom) (Book) 2000 CMHC See Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Child care CMSAOD See Canadian Medical Society on Alcohol and Other Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax Drugs deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 CNA See Canadian Nurses Association Child health services College of Family Physicians of Canada Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient care grievances (Richmond) (NF) 66 satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 Child, preschool Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Number of measles cases at lowest level on record cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 (Newsbrief) 2010 Guide helps FPs treat patients with FHV disease Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local (Newsbrief) 1123 reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 others) (OR) 29 New program helps family physicians identify and counsel Studying delayed speech at-risk drinkers (Newsbrief) 1650 (Campbell and others) (L) 648 Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says (Dyke) (L) 647 (Newsbrief) 1285 (Lubin) (L) 648 Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 (Torbiak) (L) 647 College of Nurses of Ontario Child welfare Nurses can be abusers, too (Rafuse) (NF) 742 Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta China Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Canadian link for Chinese hospital (Saul) (L) 823 right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (Panton) (L) 820 Chiropractic College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has little in on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 common with its predecessor (Wilton) (His) 1688 Chlorpheniramine Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating sexual Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children (Arkinstall) abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 (L) 1758 Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of Christianson Houston, Sigridur obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) Canada's oldest female physician marks her 100th birthday 1433 (Rafuse) (Profile) 74 Punishing physicians for sexual infractions Chronic fatigue syndrome See Fatigue syndrome, chronic (Maclean) (L) 821 CIDS See Canadian Infectious Disease Society (Panton) (L) 820 Cimetidine Relationships between medical students and patients: a Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug legal blind spot (Pl) 1411 Benefit Plan (Mclsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Sentence: education in ethics 1060] (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 CIMS See Canadian Intern and Resident Matching Service (Johnston) (L) 1195 Ciprofloxacin Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] (NF) 1884 Circumcision Collip, James Bertram Male circumcision in Canada First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) (Jones) (L) 1541 2023 (Kluge) (L) 1542 Colon and rectal surgery (specialty) (Lynch) (L) 1543 ABC of Colorectal Diseases. Edited by DJ. Jones and Civil rights M.H. Irving (Bowes) (Book) 2002 Don't hang your shingle here (Crowe) (NF) 1304 Colonic diseases Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and ABC of Colorectal Diseases. Edited by DJ. Jones and lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 M.H. Irving (Bowes) (Book) 2002

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Colonoscopy Condoms Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon and others) (Huston) (NF) 231 (CPG) 1961 Conferences See Congresses Colorectal neoplasms Confidentiality Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon and others) L'examen par les pairs: renseignements a l'intention des (CPG) 1961 examinateurs (Huston) (t) 1217 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (Moran and Kirk) (L) 1544 Information for peer reviewers (Huston) (E) 1211 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy by family physicians in Canada Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes (Glaser) (OR) 367 controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 Colposcopy To warn or not to warn (Tra.ub-Werner) (L) 1057 Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: Conflict of interest A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits presentes aux (CR) 681 revues biomedicales (Comite international des redacteurs Comite international des redacteurs de revues medicales de revues medicales) (tPos) 159 Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits presentes aux Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to revues biom6dicales (Comite international des redacteurs biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical de revues medica.les) (EPos) 159 Journal Editors) (PS) 147 La publicit6 dans les journaux m6dicaux (Comit6 Congresses international des r6dacteurs de revues medicales) (tPos) Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third 27 World, conference told (Faulkner) (NF) 579 Commerce Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact overboard? (OReilly) (NF) 1658 on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs The Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park (Lynch) (NF) in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287 563 CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring Commonwealth Medical Association practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 International workshop on medical ethics and human rights Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in (Olweny) (L) 1381 different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) (Williams) (L) 1381 (NF) 2031 Communicable disease control Conf6rence de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) 1633 1633 Diminishing health care resources may mean liability Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 1825 Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (Rafuse) (NF) meningococciques (RMTC) 1833 1479 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine Communicable diseases (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, (Robinson) (MSN) 1271 CMA president says (Rafuse) (NF) 1481 Communication Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients How to assist a patient who stutters (Rafuse) (NF) 755 will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their 1145 care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) International workshop on medical ethics and human rights 1813 (Olweny) (L) 1381 Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health (Williams) (L) 1381 care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 Major changes on health care horizon, experts tell CMA Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource board (Sullivan) (NF) 2032 (Clemenhagen) (E) 1771 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Community health centres and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) 1458 (HCM) 1583 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Community health services Connaught Laboratories A gentle revolution in community care is under way in Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay Consolider la base: le role du m6decin dans les soins de sante and Herbert) (E) 1765 primaires au Canada Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women Consolider la base: le r6le vital du m6decin dans les soins (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 de sante primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) Community mental health services 845 A gentle revolution in community care is under way in Contact lenses Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem Computed tomography See Tomography, computed (Horne and others) (Cas) 923 Computer programs See Software Copp, Harold Computers First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Physicians in health care management: 6. Physician 2023 * bytes * computer (Bolley) (HCM) 1977 Coronary disease Concentration camps L'activite physique et le sante du coeur (Institut canadien Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care de la recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de amidst a concentration camp's horrors (Goldman) (His) vie) (DR) 1284 62 xiv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be Toronto hospital a real-life experiment in dealing with affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) health care's new fiscal realities (Lowry) (NF) 1142 (NF) 1310 Cost effectiveness See Cost-benefit analysis Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Cost savings will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg 1145 hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679 Physical activity and heart health (Canadian Fitness and New Brunswick's unique Extra-Mural Hospital tries to Lifestyle Research Institute) (RF) 1283 return control of health care to families (Robb) (NF) Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart 1662 disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report La Corporation professionelle des medecins du Quebec on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Counselling groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 New program helps family physicians identify and counsel Corrections to Volume 149 at-risk drinkers (Newsbrief) 1650 The bigger slice of the pie (Hyndman) (L) 149: 10 CPhA See Canadian Pharmaceutical Association [correction 17] CPP (Canada Pension Plan) See Social security Compensating occupational diseases (Kraut) (L) 149: 1230 CPPNW (Canadian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear [correction 130] War) See Physicians for Global Survival (Canada) Sentence: education in ethics (McWhinney) (L) 149: 1772 CPS See Canadian Paediatric Society [correction 465] CPSBC See College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Cost-benefit analysis Columbia Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: CPSO See College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario etude et priorit6s (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, Creative writing See Writing Comit6 des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Crime (EPos) 1559 Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Clinical-trial registration cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 (Lapierre and Mohr) (L) 1939 Health care abuse (Watson and Boyd) (L) 11 (Moher) (L) 1939 The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip Criminal Code of Canada replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Criminal law Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series 1555 (Krutzen) (Book) 1642 Midwife defends midwifery's cost (Sears Williams) (NF) AIDS and Canadian Law. Lorne E. Rozovsky and Fay A. 731 Rozovsky (Berger) (Book) 221 Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report Health care abuse (Watson and Boyd) (L) 11 on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves The Part II examination: more thoughts (Kenyon) (L) 12 against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 User fees (Harris) (L) 463 Physicians held in high regard, survey shows (Newsbrief) Cost control 729 BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 Critical care Canada's community pharmacists feel threatened from Principles & Practice ofMedical Intensive Care. Richard W. several directions (Robinson) (NF) 1130 Carlson and Michael A. Geheb (Mackie) (Book) 932 Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak Critiques des livres: See also Book reviews overboard? (OReilly) (NF) 1658 Greffes d'o,ganes et solidarite. Jean Desclos. Collection Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of Interpellations; sous la direction de Jean Desclos et federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 Monique Dumais (Gelinas) 387 Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? Information A l'intention des 6valuateurs de livres et autres (Cairney) (NF) 1857 documents (Huston and Heraty) (E) 1954 Diminishing health care resources may mean liability CSC See Canadian Society of Cytology problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 CSHA See Canadian Study of Health and Aging Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 Cultural characteristics Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) (Lowry) (NF) 1685 (NF) 1310 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart (Rafuse) (NF) 392 disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services Culture (Brooks) (NF) 970 Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) 1458 (NF) 1310 Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart Physicians express 'Very, very cautious optimism" about disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 Curriculum Physicians in health care management: 4. Case Mix Groups CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical and Resource Intensity Weights: physicians and hospital education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 funding (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 1255 Medical humanities program popular addition at Dalhousie Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug (Robb) (NF) 1127 Benefit Plan (Mclsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay 1060] and Herbert) (E) 1765

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Curtis G. Hames Research Award See Awards and prizes, Hoang, Dinh M. 760 Curtis G. Hames Research Award Hogan, James D. 1487 Cutbacks See Cost control Holden-Quinlan, Helen M. 1487 Cyanamid Canada House, Walter K. 1490 Lederle Senior Investigator Award (P) 1675 Jackson, Sydney G. 246 Czech Republic Janssen, Gesina E. 760 Terezin Jepson, Thomas E. 246 Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care Johnston, John L. 760 amidst a concentration camp's horrors (Goldman) (His) Jones, Norman H. 1490 62 Jousse, Albin T. 1490 Khin, Nang S. 760 Kolber, Benjamin M. 1490 Laidlaw, William R. 1490 Danazol Ley, Dorothy C. Rhabdomyolyse sev6re chez un patient recevant lovastatine, (D) 1490 danazol et doxycycline (Dallaire and Chamberland) (Cas) (Newsbrief) 940 1991 Loewen, Edward R. 1490 Dapsone MacConnachie, Hugh F. 1490 Vitamin E and dapsone-induced hemolysis McKenzie, Thomas R. 760 (Pehr and Forsey) (L) 128 McNeel, Burdett H. 246 (Smith) (L) 128 Marceau, Rene 1490 Dawson, David Laing Mathewson, Francis A. (Frank) Dr. David Dawson: Physician, writer, artist ... (Burford (D) 1490 Mason) (Profile) 762 (Newsbrief) 728 Death rate See Mortality Mendelson, Hyman I. 1490 Death, sudden Miller, Anthony B. 1490 Sudden unexpected death in the operating room (Davies Moar, James D. 246 and Eagle) (L) 326 Olacke, Frank A. 760 Death with dignity See Right to die Oughtred, Orville W. 760 Deaths: See also Avis de decis Palmer, John R. 246 Abbott, Clifford E. 1487 Peacock, Henry A. 1490 Amundsen, Lester R. 760 Pearson, Margaret G. 760 Anderson, Rudolph C. 246 Peters, Mildred V. 760 Archibald, Donald A. 760 Poole, John C. 760 Armstrong, Walter J. 246 Potoski, Stephanie 760 Austin, Robert R. 246 Powell-Jones, Ainsleigh S. 246 Barends, Howard A. 760 Reid, Robert F. 760 Barron, Edward F. 1487 Renton, George E. 1490 Barry, Thomas L. 760 Riddell, John R. 760 Bolduc, William L. 1487 Ritchie, Railton G. 760 Bonar, James G. 1487 Robertson, Ross 246 Boulton, Kenneth A. 760 Robinson, Eric F. 246 Brabender, Andrew 760 Robinson, Koraishia 1490 Campbell, Jean F. 1487 Robson, Charles C. 760 Cappe, Solomon 246 Russell, Axel 1490 Card, John R. 760 Schacter, Sayre H. 760 Carpenter, Lorne E. 760 Schlagintweit, Hugo E. 246 Carson, Patrick J. 760 Schmitz-Hertzberg, Friedrich 1490 Clarke, Paul D. 760 Schuh, Elfriede K. 246 Cockshott, William P. 760 Semplawski, Walter C. 246 Cokay, Mehmet S. 1487 Sethi, Sat D. 760 Colwell, Bruce T. 1487 Shapley, James M. 760 Condy, William A. 760 Skully, Hyman J. 760 Cooper, Harry G. 246 Smith, Gerald L. 246 Davison, David L. 1487 Soga, Kenichi K. 760 D'Intino, Carmen A. 760 Stapleton, Martin W. 246 Doobay, Moonindr 1487 Streim, Anna M. 246 Dubois, Paul F. 760 Stuart, Frank G. 246 Dyakowski, Stefan 1487 Tooley, Robert W. 1490 Ferrier, George C. 760 Trent, Bill (Newsbrief) 1457 Freeman, Anthony J. 1487 Vintera, Jaroslav 760 Gatchalian, Celzo Z. 1487 Von Koenigsloew, Erich 0. 246 Gear, John R. 1487 Wakefield, John K. 760 George, Morton B. 760 Wheler, Ewart G. 760 Gibson, John M. 1487 White, Douglas S. 760 Good, William C. 760 Whittaker, Arthur T. 1490 Gort, John 760 Wilson, Donald B. 1490 Graham, John C. 246 Wilson, James J. 1490 Graham, Robert K. 760 Wilson, Kenneth B. 1490 Griffith, Geraint T. 1487 Wong, Gerald S. 246 Habib, George G. 760 Decision making Hamill, Frank C. 760 Age and organ transplantation Hebb, Harvey D. 1487 (Brock and Gurekas) (L) 123 Hjertaas, Marnie L. 760 (Kluge) (L) 123 xvi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Ethical uncertainty: an approach to decisions involving Dementia extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (Gamulka) (LE) Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and 565 prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and Evidence-based care: 2. Setting guidelines: How should we Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 manage this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Dementia. Edited by Peter J. Whitehouse. Contemporary Group) (QC) 1417 Neurology series, no. 40; series editor-in-chief, Fred Plum Medicine, Law and Social Change: the Impact of Bioethics; (Snow) (Book) 225 Feminism and Rights Movements on Medical Dementia, senile Decision-Making. Leanne Darvall. Medico-Legal Series Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and (Dickens) (Book) 1275 prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and Decision making, computer-assisted Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 Labour-management software provides "decision-support Dental care system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 Dental care of AIDS patients Deferoxamine (Ismail) (L) 819 Many questions but no clear answers on link between (Mackie) (L) 819 aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 Dentists Delarue, Norman C. Dental care of AIDS patients (Ismail) (L) 819 Norm Delarue took on the tobacco industry long before it Depression was the fashionable thing to do (Waugh) (V) 64 Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Delivery of health care staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Access to Health Care in Ameica. Committee on 1593 Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, Dermatology Institute of Medicine. Edited by Michael Millman ABC ofDermatology. 2nd ed. Paul K. Buxton, with (Rachlis) (Book) 1641 contributions from DJ. Gawkrodger, D.W.S. Harris, Californians to vote on single-payer system (Newsbrief) D. Kemmett and A.L Wright (Enta) (Book) 539 1847 Developing countries Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third World, conference told (Faulkner) (NF) 579 World, conference told (Faulkner) (NF) 579 Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet Food irradiation: needs discussion (Lentle) (L) 128 republics struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) 557 549 CMA concerned about role of National Forum on Health Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash (Rafuse) (NF) 1660 infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in International workshop on medical ethics and human rights Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 (Olweny) (L) 1381 CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring (Williams) (L) 1381 practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 McGill expertise making a difference in (Zakus) Consolider la base: le r6le vital du medecin dans les soins (NF) 1668 de sant6 primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his 845 medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 Dr. Hedy Fry: A political star in the making? (Gray) (NF) Should technicians perform surgery? (Romanchuk) (L) 976 1196 Fixing health care systems WHO calls for international effort to control cervical (Bobechko) (L) 1057 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 (Korcok) (L) 1057 Diabetes mellitus Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues Diabetes among native people raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 (Brassard and others) (L) 645 Health care abuse (Robertson) (L) 1379 (Worrall) (L) 644 Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health Free pocket-size health record helps patients cope with care grievances (Richmond) (NF) 66 diabetes (Newsbrief) 2009 Major CMA study looks at impact of regionalization on Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease Canadian health care (Sullivan) (NF) 72 among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck MDs should assume more responsibility for managing and Tan) (OR) 203 health care, Royal College audience told (Godley) (NF) Thiazide therapy for diabetes 76 (Dawson and others) (L) 327 Nova Scotia task force calls for decentralized health care (Gold) (L) 327 system based on primary-care model (Newsbrief) 1650 (Panton) (L) 1759 A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 Diabetes mellitus, insulin-dependent Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about Interleukin-4: New diabetes champion? (Robinson) (MSN) BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 219 Physicians in health care management: Diabetes mellitus, non-insulin-dependent 1. Physicians as managers: roles and future challenges Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease (Leatt) (HCM) 171 among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck 2. Managing performance: Who, what, how and when? and Tan) (OR) 203 (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 Diagnosis 5. Payment of physicians and organization of medical Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem services (Vayda) (HCM) 1583 (Horne and others) (Cas) 923 Saskatchewan publishes newsletter on health care practices, Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising utilization patterns (Newsbrief) 229 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in Committee) (CPG) 1561 primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (Robinson) (GT) 839 49 Vial Choices: Life, Death and the Health Care Crisis. William Molloy (Skelton) (Book) 538

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xvii Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute Tips concerning the T2201 form (Rafuse) (NF) 238 myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic Discrimination See Prejudice therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519 Disease Revision de la d6finition de cas du SIDA a des fins de The Cambridge World History of Human Disease. Edited by surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 Kenneth F. Kiple, Rachael Rockwell Graham, David Frey Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in et al (Waugh) (Book) 223 Canada (CCDR) 531 Disease outbreaks Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 Conf6rence de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) Unrecognized adverse drug reactions (Gordon) (L) 126 1633 Diagnosis, differential Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem 1825 (Horne and others) (Cas) 923 Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising meningococciques (RMTC) 1833 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine Committee) (CPG) 1561 failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (Robinson) (GT) (Yuan) (OR) 1093 49 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute Smallpox and AIDS (Battershill) (L) 128 myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic Disease registries See Registries therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519 Disulfiram Revision de la d6finition de cas du SIDA Ai des fins de Treatment of alcoholism (Mezciems and Cunningham) (L) surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 1383 Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in Diuretics, thiazide Canada (CCDR) 531 Thiazide therapy for diabetes Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 (Dawson and others) (L) 327 Unrecognized adverse drug reactions (Gordon) (L) 126 (Gold) (L) 327 Diagnosis, dual (psychiatry) (Panton) (L) 1759 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Jacyk) (L) 461 DNR (Do-not-resuscitate) orders See Resuscitation orders Diagnosis, laboratory Do-not-resuscitate orders See Resuscitation orders The Right Test: a Physician's Guide to Laboratory Medicine. Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship See Fellowships and scholarships, 2nd ed. Carl E. Speicher (Woolf) (Book) 935 Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship Diagnosis-related groups Doctors Without Borders Physicians in health care management: Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with 3. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: an Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction overview for physicians (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 889 649] 4. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: Douglas, Harry Edward Manning physicians and hospital funding (Pink and Bolley) Canadian physicians in wartime (HCM) 1255 (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Dialysis (Vandewater) (L) 1944 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Dow Corning (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 Class-action suits appear destined to become part of Diapers, infant See Infant care Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 Diet DPI (Diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus) vaccine See Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 Drake, Charles Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health 2023 Examination) (CPG) 871 Drinking Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart Many questions but no clear answers on link between disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 Diet, reducing Drug abuse See Substance abuse Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning Drug addiction See Substance dependence very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Drug costs Diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine See Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local Making Medicine, Making Money. Donald Drake and reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Marian Uhlman (Lexchin) (Book) 385 diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug others) (OR) 29 Benefit Plan (Mclsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Disability Tax Credit Program See Taxes 1060] Disabled Survey says Canadians think costs of health care, CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms prescription drugs too high (Newsbrief) 1848 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 Drug industry Disability tax credit form Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a (Ludwig) (L) 1941 cautionary tale (Guyatt) (NF) 951 (Walters) (L) 1941 An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled (LE) 252 children (Coyle) (NF) 401 Clinical-trial registration Revenue Canada consultations with CMA lead to major (Lapierre and Mohr) (L) 1939 revisions in disability tax credit form (Rafuse) (NF) 237 (Moher) (L) 1939 Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 CMA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship There's good news and bad news on the insurance-form with pharmaceutical industry (Williams) (NF) 263 front (Rafuse) (NF) 945 "Free" intellectual inquiry (Frei) (L) 643 xviii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Making Medicine, Making Money. Donald Drake and More than 60% of hypertensive patients don't take Marian Uhlman (Lexchin) (Book) 385 medicine as prescribed, survey reveals (Newsbrief) 230 Les medecins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D Benefit Plan (McLsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's 1060] first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 Responsible use of prescription medicines urged Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) (Newsbrief) 1286 (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A Unrecognized adverse drug reactions (Gordon) (L) 126 Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and slumping Benefit Plan (McIsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 1060] Drugs, generic US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and Survey says Canadians think costs of health care, slumping prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 prescription drugs too high (Newsbrief) 1848 We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and slumping (Erola) (NF) 955 prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 Drug insurance See Insurance, pharmaceutical services Duggan, Ann Drug interactions Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with Increased serum lithium levels due to ketorolac therapy M6decins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction (Langlois and Paquette) (Cas) 1455 649] Rhabdomyolyse s6vere chez un patient recevant lovastatine, Duodenal ulcer danazol et doxycycline (Dallaire and Chamberland) (Cas) Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal 1991 ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic Drug monitoring overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Sherman) (CR) Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising 177 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Indications for treatment of Helicobacterpylori infection: a Committee) (CPG) 1561 systematic overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Drug resistance Sherman) (CR) 189 Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow Duplicate publication (Robinson) (MSN) 1271 Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits pr6sent6s aux Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and revues biomedicales (Comit6 international des r6dacteurs children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases de revues medicales) (tPos) 159 and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to Drug resistance, microbial biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical Antibiotics and resistance: Hand in hand? (Robinson) Journal Editors) (PS) 147 (MSN) 927 Duty to warn Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising To warn or not to warn (Traub-Werner) (L) 1057 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Dyspepsia Committee) (CPG) 1561 Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal Drug therapy ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic The Chemotherapy Survival Guide. Judith McKay and overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Sherman) (CR) Nancee Hirano (Thirlwell) (Book) 1642 177 Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) Indications for treatment of Helicobacterpylori infection: a 1825 systematic overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Indications for treatment of Helicobacterpylori infection: a Sherman) (CR) 189 systematic overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Dystocia Sherman) (CR) 189 Labour-management software provides "decision-support Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 meningococciques (RMTC) 1833 Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 * E, Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and Echocardiography children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 1458 Thiazide therapy for diabetes (Panton) (L) 1759 Economics Treatment of alcoholism The cigarette economy (Waugh) (V) 1124 (Grupp) (L) 1384 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia (Mezciems and Cunningham) (L) 1383 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Drug therapy, combination MD Management enjoyed substantial growth during 1993, Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising board told (Sullivan) (NF) 233 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Economics, hospital Committee) (CPG) 1561 Canadian hospitals taking no-nonsense approach to Drug treatment centres outstanding debts (Waters) (NF) 569 Homewood Health Services, Guelph, Ont. Physicians in health care management: Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Pond and others) (L) 3. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: an 460 overview for physicians (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 889 Drug utilization 4. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 physicians and hospital funding (Pink and Bolley) Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba (HCM) 1255 (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 Economics, medical Drugs Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in Advertising or research? (Short) (L) 11 patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia Economics, pharmaceutical (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xix US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) slumping prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 (Canadian Medical Associa.tion) (Policy) 256A Education Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Educational measurement (E) 331 The Part It examination: more thoughts Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions (Digney) (L) 1540 about organ donation (Rafuse) (Ed) 1478 (Kendel) (L) 13 Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) (Kenyon) (L) 12 1633 (Marik) (L) 1540 Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health (Ray) (L) 1541 care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 (Reznick) (L) 13 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, What will increase the number of organs for cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 transplantation? Some strategies to consider (Stiller and Educational status Abbott) (E) 1401 The Symbolic Dramatic Play-Literacy Connection: Whole Education, medical Brain, Whole Body, Holistic Learning. Edited by Joyce A. Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians Wilkinson (Nanos-Bednar) (Book) 539 to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 The Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Chiropractic Canadian Forces physician assistants (Talbot) (L) 1058 Management of Low-Back Pain Canadian self-sufficiency in physician resources (Maudsley) Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report (E) 21 on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Electric stimulation staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Neural prosthetics receives a "micro" boost (OReilly) 1593 (MSN) 525 Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in Emergency medical services different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) (NF) 2031 1458 Evidence-based care: 5. Lifelong learning: How can we Emergency medicine learn to be more effective? (Evidence-Based Care Advanced Paediatric Life Support: the Practical Approach. Resource Group) (QC) 1971 Advanced Life Support Group (Simons) (Book) 1277 Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash [correction 1760] infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 CI before lumbar puncture Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues (Archer) (L) 465 raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 (Tallon) (L) 464 Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Edited by Earl J. Reisdorff, (Patrick) (PI) 1775 Mont R. Roberts and John G. Wiegenstein (Klassen) McGill expertise making a difference in Ethiopia (Zakus) (Book) 933 (NF) 1668 Emigration and immigration Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be medica.l students (Robb) (NF) 2013 affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) Medical humanities program popular addition at Dalhousie (NF) 1310 (Robb) (NF) 1127 Good and bad in Canada Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay (Gruneir) (L) 1380 and Herbert) (E) 1765 (Silverman) (L) 1380 The 1994 CIMS match: It's deja vu all over again (Rafuse) Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased (Ed) 965 US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 dean for gender issues (Rafuse) (NF) 404 Politically correct language (Ferrari) (L) 1384 The Part II examination: more thoughts Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart (Digney) (L) 1540 disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 (Kendel) (L) 13 Support for future physicians (Kenyon) (L) 12 (Macdonald) (L) 1756 (Marik) (L) 1540 (Narini) (L) 1755 (Ray) (L) 1541 (Tholl) (L) 1756 (Reznick) (L) 13 US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 medicine AMLFC's aim (Martin) (NF) 973 What colour is your parachute - red, white and blue? Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: (Rafuse) (Ed) 1653 Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 Emotional stress See Stress, psychologic Stress in residency training: Symptom management or Emotions active treatment? (van Ineveld) (E) 1549 A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (de Veber) (Book) cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 386 What colour is your parachute - red, white and blue? Human Feelings: Explorations in Affect Development and (Rafuse) (Ed) 1653 Meaning. Edited by Steven L. Ablon, Daniel Brown, Who should practise? Where? Edward J. Khantzian and John E. Mack (O'Regan) (Gregory) (L) 1055 (Book) 1644 (Smith) (L) 1056 Employee performance appraisal Education, medical, continuing Physicians in health care management: 2. Managing CMA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship performance: Who, what, how and when? with pharmaceutical industry (Williams) (NF) 263 (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 Les medecins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) End-stage renal disease See Kidney failure, chronic (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D Endocrinology Good and bad in Canada (Silverman) (L) 1380 xx CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Enoxaparin Information for peer reviewers (Huston) (E) 1211 Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin Les m6decins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of Environment and public health patients (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 1884A The Allergy Survival Guide. Jane Houlton (Johnson) (Book) Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of 1278 obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to 1433 complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) Environmental exposure (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A Many questions but no clear answers on link between Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor Punishing physicians for sexual infractions air quality (Rafuse) (NF) 764 (Maclean) (L) 821 Environmental medicine See Environment and public health (Panton) (L) 820 Environmental pollution La relation patient-medecin et l'abus sexuel des patients Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city (Association m6dicale canadienne) (Politique) 1884D discovers (French) (NF) 1671 Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: Epinephrine Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on (Arkinstall) (L) 1758 college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 (Canadian Paediatric Society, Allergy Section) (PS) 337 To warn or not to warn (Traub-Werner) (L) 1057 [correction 824] Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 (Simons) (L) 1758 We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall Reactions anaphylactiques alimentaires mortelles chez les (Erola) (NF) 955 enfants (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, Section Ethiopia d'allergie) (EPos) 342 [correction 824] McGill expertise making a difference in Ethiopia (Zakus) Epsilon-aminocaproic acid See E-Aminocaproic acid (NF) 1668 Equipment and supplies, hospital Europe Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates republics struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) different approaches to psychiatry (Richmond) (NF) 978 557 Euthanasia Equipment safety Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of New syringe will "automatically prevent" needlestick policy on euthanasia (Sullivan) (NF) 950 injuries, company claims (Newsbrief) 1285 Extrapolating from MDs' thoughts about euthanasia Erythrocyte transfusion (Gutowski) (L) 1195 Evaluation of red blood cell transfusion practices with the Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce use of preset criteria (Ghali and others) (OR) 1449 (Patrick) (P1) 1775 Ethics, medical Hemlock's Cup: the Struggle for Death with Dignity. Age and organ transplantation Donald W. Cox (Senn) (Book) 931 (Brock and Gurekas) (L) 123 Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 (Kluge) (L) 123 Pourquoi le revirement? (Huston) (PR) 639 An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) (LE) 252 (OR) 701 Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) Ethical uncertainty: an approach to decisions involving (NF) 395 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (Gamulka) (LE) Why the shift? (Huston) (EP) 639 565 Evidence-Based Care Resource Group The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 Evidence-based care (Squires) (EP) 1191 Health care abuse (Emson) (L) 1378 Evidence-based care: In the Case of Children: Paediatric Ethics in a Canadian 1. Setting priorities: How important is this problem? Context. Edited by Francoise Baylis and Cate McBurney (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) 1249 (Meslin) (Book) 1643 2. Setting guidelines: How should we manage this International workshop on medical ethics and human rights problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) (Olweny) (L) 1381 1417 (Williams) (L) 1381 3. Measuring performance: How are we managing this Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 1575 When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving 4. Improving performance: How can we improve the way medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 we manage this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Ethics, professional Resource Group) (QC) 1793 "Abuse" in medical school? (Moscarello and others) (L) 5. Lifelong learning: How can we learn to be more 1940 effective? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a 1971 cautionary tale (Guyatt) (NF) 951 Les soins fondes sur les donnees experimentales (Squires) An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) (PR) 1191 (LE) 252 Evidence-based medicine See Physician's practice patterns CMA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship Examinations See Educational measurement with pharmaceutical industry (Williams) (NF) 263 Exercise CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for L'activit6 physique et le sante du coeur (Institut canadien physicians (Sullivan) (NF) 1290 de la recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de L'examen par les pairs: renseignements ii l'intention des vie) (DR) 1284 examinateurs (Huston) (E) 1217

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Back care and fitness (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of Research Institute) (RF) 2007 physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) La condition physique pas juste pour la forme (Squires) (HCM) 1583 (PR) 455 User fees (Harris) (L) 463 Fit is fitting (Squires) (EP) 455 Fellowships and scholarships Mise A jour sur l'osteoporose (Institut canadien de la Canadian Drug Manufacturers Association Fellowship in recherche sur la. condition physique et le mode de vie) Clinical Pharmacology (DR) 548 Joshi, Prashant (P) 1675 Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health OMA invites applications for Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship Examination) (CPG) 871 (Newsbrief) 729 Physical activity and heart health (Canadian Fitness and Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology Lifestyle Research Institute) (RF) 1283 Nakamura, Hidefumi (P) 1675 Soins du dos et condition physique (Institut canadien de la Medical Oncology Research Fellowship recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Award established (P) 1308 (DR) 2008 Nordic-Merrell Dow Research Fellowship in Clinical Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Pharmacology Research Institute) (RF) 547 Pitkanen, Sari (P) 1675 Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation Pfizer Canada Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology Ethical uncerta.inty: an approach to decisions involving Vainer, Juana (P) 1675 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (Gamulka) (LE) Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships 565 Hermes, Michael (P) 1675 Eye infections Kimura, Yoshihiro (P) 1675 Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem Kitching, Allan (P) 1675 (Horne and others) (Cas) 923 Lamothe, M.J. Reina (P) 1675 Liu, Ming-Sun (P) 1675 Provost, Pierre (P) 1675 -F- Fertility Faculty, medical The Complete Guide to Fertility & Family Planning. Sarah Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant Freeman and Vern L. Bullough (McSherry) (Book) 1278 dean for gender issues (Rafuse) (NF) 404 Fertilization in vitro Family Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services The Resilient Self: How Survivors of Troubled Families Rise (Brooks) (NF) 970 Above Adversity. Steven J. Wolin and Sybil Wolin (Gabel) Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as (Book) 931 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 Taking kids to the doctor Fetal development (Dillon) (L) 1059 Studying delayed speech (Freeman) (L) 1059 (Campbell and others) (L) 648 Family planning (Dyke) (L) 647 The Complete Guide to Fertility & Family Planning. Sarah (Lubin) (L) 648 Freeman and Vern L. Bullough (McSherry) (Book) 1278 (Torbiak) (L) 647 Fatigue syndrome, chronic Fetus Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health Studying delayed speech care grievances (Richmond) (NF) 66 (Campbell and others) (L) 648 Federation des medecins omnipraticiens du Quebec (Dyke) (L) 647 Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs (Lubin) (L) 648 (Lowry) (NF) 1685 (Torbiak) (L) 647 Federation of Medical Licensing Authorities of Canada 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (Robinson) (MSN) 1619 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Fillingham, Ann groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 Changing face of medicine reflected as the torch is passed Federation of Medical Women of Canada in Manotick (Rafuse) (NF) 1468 FMWC membership growing (Newsbrief) 1649 Financial management Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 Fees, medical MD Management enjoyed substantial growth during 1993, BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 board told (Sullivan) (NF) 233 CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms RRSPs dominated winter agenda at CMA (Rafuse) (NF) (Rafuse) (NF) 944 1136 CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in Financial management, hospital Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 Canadian hospitals taking no-nonsense approach to Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 outstanding debts (Waters) (NF) 569 Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Physicians in health care management: Good and bad in Canada 3. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: an (Gruneir) (L) 1380 overview for physicians (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 889 (Silverman) (L) 1380 4. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: How old is old? (Faloon) (L) 1057 physicians and hospital funding (Pink and Bolley) Knocking government policies (HCM) 1255 (Frankford) (L) 644 Toronto hospital a real-life experiment in dealing with (Goldman) (L) 644 health care's new fiscal realities (Lowry) (NF) 1142 Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 Financial support Ottawa doctor protests province's decision to end Physicians in health ca.re management: 4. Case Mix Groups twice-monthly payments to physicians (Newsbrief) 230 and Resource Intensity Weights: physicians and hospital A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 funding (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 1255

xxii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Financing, government Ganesan, Soma CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 Conseil general (Squires) (PR) 1935 Gastric neoplasms See Stomach neoplasms General Council (Squires) (EP) 1935 Gastritis Ottawa doctor protests province's decision to end Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal twice-monthly payments to physicians (Newsbrief) 230 ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Sherman) (CR) physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) 177 (HCM) 1583 Gender See Sex FitzGerald, J.G. Gene therapy Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble Cure for hemophilia within reach, WHO says (Newsbrief) beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 2010 FMOQ See Federation des medecins omnipraticiens du Quebec Gene therapy: The future touches down (Robinson) (GT) FMWC See Federation of Medical Women of Canada 377 Food Gene transfer Food irradiation: needs discussion (Lentle) (L) 128 Gene therapy: The future touches down (Robinson) (GT) Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) 377 549 General patient care Food, formulated US hospital seeks ways to let patients have undisturbed Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning sleep (Newsbrief) 1286 very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Genest, Jacques Food hypersensitivity First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children 2023 (Arkinstall) (L) 1758 Genetic counselling (Canadian Paediatric Society, Allergy Section) (PS) 337 Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (Robinson) (GT) [correction 824] 49 (Simons) (L) 1758 Genetics, medical Medic Alert bracelets (Baines) (L) 1201 The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 R6actions anaphylactiques alimentaires mortelles chez les Gene therapy: The future touches down (Robinson) (GT) enfants (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, Section 377 d'allergie) (tPos) 342 [correction 824] Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (Robinson) (GT) Food irradiation 49 Food irradiation: needs discussion (Lentle) (L) 128 Genome projects: bridging into the future (Robinson) Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) (GT) 1119 549 Testing for hereditary breast cancer: Are we ready? Foreign aid See International cooperation (Warner) (NF) 1875 Foreign medical graduates See International medical graduates Geriatrics Former Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet and others) (SA) 489 republics struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) How old is old? (Watson) (L) 1056 557 Godden, John 0. Forms and records control Unsung heroes in the antismoking crusade (Stevenson) (L) CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms 1382 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 Goods and serices tax See Taxes Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Gout It pays to read the fine print (Rafuse) (NF) 946 Thiazide therapy for diabetes (Gold) (L) 327 There's good news and bad news on the insurance-form Government front (Rafuse) (NF) 945 CMA focuses on GSrs "fundamental unfairness" to MDs Formularies in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 Frail elderly CMA strongly opposes any attempt to reduce RRSP limits, Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood president tells finance minister (Newsbrief) 549 and others) (SA) 489 Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs France (Lowry) (NF) 1685 Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about different approaches to psychiatry (Richmond) (NF) 978 BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 Fry, Hedy Prime minister names BCMA past president parliamentary Dr. Hedy Fry: A political star in the making? (Gray) (NF) secretary for health (Newsbrief) 229 976 With changes in GST looming, CMA vows to continue Prime minister names BCMA past president parliamentary lobbying effort (Sullivan) (NF) 233 secretary for health (Newsbrief) 229 Gram-negative bacterial infections Fund raising Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian M6decins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial 649] Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] Grants and subsidies, research See Research support Great Britain - GM Blood transfusion in Canada (Moore) (L) 11 G. Milton Shy Visiting Professorship Award See Awards and A gentle revolution in community care is under way in prnzes, G. Milton Shy Visiting ProfessorshipAwward Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 Gairdner Foundation International Award See Awards and Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health nprfizes Gairdnepr Foundsation International Award care grievances (Richmond) (NF) 66

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xoxiii Lessons from Britain Health (Berger) (L) 325 The Complete Canadian Health Guide. June Engel (Grant (Lythgoe) (L) 325 and Longhurst) (Book) 1641 (Mirvis) (L) 325 Health Canada (Potter) (L) 326 Disability tax credit form (Walters) (L) 1941 Medicine and misogyny (Richmond) (L) 129 Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) Private medicine takes on the NHS in Britain (Richmond) 1458 (NF) 1459 [correction 1945] Information sheets about smoking hazards available for Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 Health care costs Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak different approaches to psychiatry (Richmond) (NF) 978 overboard? (OReilly) (NF) 1658 Grief Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, Companion Through the Darkness: Inner Dialogues on Grief. Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 Stephanie Ericsson (Thomas) (Book) 225 Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs (Cairney) (NF) 1857 missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Group practice mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 Evidence-based care (Squires) (EP) 1191 Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in Evidence-based care: 1. Setting priorities: How important is patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) How old is old? (Faloon) (L) 1057 (QC) 1249 Implications of increase in number of patients with Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (Gray) (NF) physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) 2027 (HCM) 1583 MDs should assume more responsibility for managing Les soins fondes sur les donnees experimentales (Squires) health care, Royal College audience told (Godley) (NF) (PR) 1191 76 GST (Goods and services tax) See Taxes Midwife defends midwifery's cost (Sears Williams) (NF) Guide Your Patients to a Smoke Free Future 731 American guidelines show physicians how to help patients Physicians in health care management: 4. Case Mix Groups quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 and Resource Intensity Weights: physicians and hospital Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 funding (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 1255 Guideline for the Safe Performance of Tonsillectomy on Very Young Survey says Canadians think costs of health care, Children prescription drugs too high (Newsbrief) 1848 Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) Health care rationing (NF) 1884 Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak Guidelines for Clinical Practice Guidelines overboard? (OReilly) (NF) 1658 "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, Diminishing health care resources may mean liability CMA president says (Rafuse) (NF) 1481 problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 Gynecology Health care for the elderly? (Biehn) (L) 643 Medicine and misogyny Hemodia.lysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis (Mitchell) (L) 129 (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 (Richmond) (L) 129 Waiting for surgery Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of (Carrier and Pelletier) (L) 324 obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) (Langer) (L) 324 1433 Health care reform Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: Canadian physicians may hear footsteps of change as US Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 tiptoes toward health care reform (Barer and others) Textbook of Gynecology. Larry J. Copeland (Lamont) (NF) 980 (Book) 1999 CMA concerned about role of National Forum on Health (Rafuse) (NF) 1660 Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 -H- Doctors duck as feathers fly over advertising campaign in Haemophilus vaccines Texas (Newsbrief) 1848 Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination. Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia etude et priorites (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Fixing health care systems (tPos) 1559 (Bobechko) (L) 1057 Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for (Korcok) (L) 1057 review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 1555 Involvement of Saskatchewan physicians in 30 new health Harassment, nonsexual See Social behaviour districts "critical" (Newsbrief) 61 Harrop, Verle Major CMA study looks at impact of regionalization on Dalhousie medical school's artist-in-residence uses unique Canadian health care (Sullivan) (NF) 72 methods to interpret brain's mysteries (Robb) (NF) 1125 Nova Scotia task force calls for decentralized health care Head protective devices system based on primary-care model (Newsbrief) 1650 Bicycle helmets not the only answer (Stewart) (L) 820 US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Headache Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Postdural puncture headache Health care systems See Delivery of health care (Crosby) (L) 821 Health expenditures (Morewood) (L) 822 CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs (Parkinson) (L) 821 in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287

xxiv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues Health personnel raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 Canadian Forces physician assistants (Talbot) (L) 1058 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba Should technicians perform surgery? (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 (Jones) (L) 1197 MDs should assume more responsibility for managing (Loosmore) (L) 1197 health care, Royal College audience told (Godley) (NF) (Romanchuk) (L) 1196 76 (Spencer) (L) 1196 US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and (Velos) (L) 1197 slumping prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 Health policy User fees (Harris) (L) 463 CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for Health facility closure all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco policy federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? Health promotion (Cairney) (NF) 1857 Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable Health facility merger injuries (Sears Williams) (NF) 757 Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of Information sheets about smoking hazards available for federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 Play it safe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) Health Insurance Act, Ont. 1847 Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Responsible use of prescription medicines urged Health manpower (Newsbrief) 1286 Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 injury-prevention foundation says (Sears Williams) (NF) Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about 756 right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 WHO calls for international effort to control cervical BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing WHO marks World No-Tobacco Day May 31 (Newsbrief) rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 1649 Canadian self-sufficiency in physician resources (Maudsley) Health resources (E) 21 Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: Changing face of medicine reflected as the torch is passed etude et priorit6s (Societe canadienne de p6diatrie, in Manotick (Rafuse) (NF) 1468 Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in (OPos) 1559 different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak (NF) 2031 overboard? (OReilly) (NF) 1658 Conseil general (Squires) (PR) 1935 CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 Conseil g6neral (Squires) (PR) 1935 Don't hang your shingle here (Crowe) (NF) 1304 Diminishing health care resources may mean liability Equality for new MDs? problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 (Arkinstall) (L) 646 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia (Verma) (L) 1378 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs General Council (Squires) (EP) 1935 (Lowry) (NF) 1685 Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) General Council (Squires) (EP) 1935 1555 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Health care for the elderly? (Biehn) (L) 643 US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 Physicians in health care management: How old is old? (Faloon) (L) 1057 3. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: an Interns, residents take NB government to court over overview for physicians (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 889 billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 4. Case MLx Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical physicians and hospital funding (Pink and Bolley) community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 (HCM) 1255 Mandatory retirement (Reid) (L) 1383 Health services Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Broad-based tax may replace GST, CMA says (Newsbrief) groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 1457 Support for future physicians CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms (Macdonald) (L) 1756 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 (Narini) (L) 1755 Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be (Tholl) (L) 1756 affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) US health care reforms may create heavy demand for (NF) 1310 Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Who should practise? Where? Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) (Gregory) (L) 1055 1458 (Smith) (L) 1056 Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services Women show growing preference for treatment by female (Brooks) (NF) 970 physicians (Thorne) (NV) 1466 Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) "You can't go on like this forever" (OReilly) (NF) 572 1458

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Health services accessibility Health status indicators Access to Health Care in America. Committee on Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk Institute of Medicine. Edited by Michael Millman (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 (Rachlis) (Book) 1641 Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 1123 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 262 Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? McDonald Scholar Award (P) 1675 (Cairney) (NF) 1857 Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 Heart diseases Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and Clinical Cardiac Rehabilitation: a Cardiologist's Guide. lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 Edited by Fredric J. Pashkow and William A. Dafoe Health care abuse (Emson) (L) 1378 (McKelvie) (Book) 387 Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Heart surgery (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 Waiting for surgery Interns, residents take NB government to court over (Carrier and Pelletier) (L) 324 billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 (Langer) (L) 324 Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services Heart transplantation worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 Controversial heart transplant Shortage of MRI equipment (Magnuson) (L) 324 (Brooks) (L) 459 Health services for the aged (Smith) (L) 459 Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood (Sullivan) (L) 460 and others) (SA) 489 Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au A gentle revolution in community care is under way in Qu6bec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 Helicobacter pylori Health care for the elderly? (Biehn) (L) 643 Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Sherman) (CR) Mandatory retirement (Reid) (L) 1383 177 Health services misuse Indications for treatment of Helicobacter pylori infection: a Health care abuse systematic overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and (Cunningham) (L) 1379 Sherman) (CR) 189 (Emson) (L) 1378 Hemoccult test See Occult blood (Robertson) (L) 1379 Hemodialysis (Watson and Boyd) (L) 11, 1379 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Manitoba patient sees 71 physicians, makes 247 office visits (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 in 1 year (Newsbrief) 939 Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Health services needs and demand (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to Hemolysis refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 Vitamin E and dapsone-induced hemolysis Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of (Pehr and Forsey) (L) 128 federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 (Smith) (L) 128 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Hemophilia (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 Blood donation and HIV Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? (Radivoyevitch) (L) 12 (Cairney) (NF) 1857 (Reid) (L) 1541 Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Cure for hemophilia within reach, WHO says (Newsbrief) (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 2010 Manitoba patient sees 71 physicians, makes 247 office visits Hepatitis B in 1 year (Newsbrief) 939 Ontario to offer hepatitis B vaccinations to Grade 7 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health students this fall (Newsbrief) 2010 and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 Hereditary diseases Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon and others) Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) (CPG) 1961 (NF) 1884 Testing for hereditary breast cancer: Are we ready? Saskatchewan publishes newsletter on health care practices, (Warner) (NF) 1875 utilization patterns (Newsbrief) 229 Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate) vaccine See Shortage of MRI equipment (Magnuson) (L) 324 Haemophilus vaccines US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Hill, Grant Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 Health services research Hip prosthesis Appreciating today (Huston) (EP) 1751 Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin Appr6cier le present A sa juste valeur (Huston) (PR) 1751 prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip OMA invites applications for Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 (Newsbrief) 729 History of medicine Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) 1873 (Robinson) (MSN) 1271 The review process for applied-research grant proposals: The Cambridge World History of Human Disease. Edited by suggestions for revision (Birkett) (P1) 1227 Kenneth F. Kiple, Rachael Rockwell Graham, David Frey Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn et al (Waugh) (Book) 223 from medical journals? (Naylor) (E) 1207 xxvi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 249 Canadian Medical Schools: Two Centwies ofMedical HMRI See Hospital Medical Records Institute History, 1822 to 1992. N. Tait McPhedran (Waugh) Hockey (Book) 933 Dr. Garth Vaughan and his pond of dreams (Rafuse) (NF) Canadian physicians in wartime 413 (Drummond) (L) 1944 Holocaust (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Down in the morgue (Tallon) (L) 1944 (Arkinstall) (L) 17 (Vandewater) (L) 1944 (Gardner) (L) 16 College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has little in (Levy) (L) 17 common with its predecessor (Wilton) (His) 1688 (Littman) (L) 15 The Dionnes weren't Canada's first quints (Armstrong) (Ray) (L) 17 (His) 963 (Schipper) (L) 16 'The greatest devotion to duty": Dr. Francis Scrimger and (Shepherd) (L) 16 his Victoria Cross (McCulloch) (His) 414 (Stoller) (L) 17 Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce (Teitel) (L) 15 (Patrick) (P1) 1775 (Waugh) (L) 17 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay (Zalev and Zalev) (L) 16 and Herbert) (E) 1765 Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care Medicine and the Five Senses. Edited by W.F. Bynum and amidst a concentration camp's horrors (Goldman) (His) Roy Porter (Abbott) (Book) 538 62 Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care Home care services amidst a concentration camp's horrors (Goldman) (His) A gentle revolution in community care is under way in 62 Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Society marks its 150th New Brunswick's unique Extra-Mural Hospital tries to birthday (Waugh) (V) 398 return control of health care to families (Robb) (NF) The RCAMC and the beaches of Normandy (McCulloch) 1662 (His) 1866 Home childbirth HIV The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) AIDS and Canadian Law. Lorne E. Rozovsky and Fay A. (E) 657 Rozovsky (Berger) (Book) 221 Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical AIDS, Health, and Mental Health: a Primary Sourcebook Association) (Policy) 760A Judith Landau-Stanton and Colleen D. Clements (Myers) Soins obst6triques (revision 1994) (Association m6dicale (Book) 1275 canadienne) (Politique) 760B Blood donation and HIV Home diagnostic kits See Reagent kits, diagnostic (Radivoyevitch) (L) 12 Homeopathy (Reid) (L) 1541 Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to Cervicovaginal screening in women with IHIV infection: complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Homicide (CR) 681 Down in the morgue Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA (Arkinstall) (L) 17 (Huston) (NF) 231 (Gardner) (L) 16 Dental care of AIDS patients (Levy) (L) 17 (Ismail) (L) 819 (Littman) (L) 15 (Mackie) (L) 819 (Ray) (L) 17 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising (Schipper) (L) 16 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis (Shepherd) (L) 16 Committee) (CPG) 1561 (Stoller) (L) 17 Guide helps FPs treat patients with HIV disease (Teitel) (L) 15 (Newsbrief) 1123 (Waugh) (L) 17 HIV-positive man who infected women dies before court (Zalev and Zalev) (L) 16 verdict delivered (Johnston) (NF) 248 Homosexuality Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) (Huston) (NF) 231 711 Hong Kong Male circumcision in Canada Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues (Jones) (L) 1541 raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 (Kluge) (L) 1542 Hope See Emotions (Lynch) (L) 1543 Hospital administration Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women Gerer les ann&es 1990 (Squires) (PR) 119 (Johnston) (NF) 247 [correction 649] Managing the '90s (Squires) (EP) 119 Revision de la d6finition de cas du SIDA a des fins de Physicians in health care management: surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 1. Physicians as managers: roles and future challenges Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in (Leatt) (HCM) 171 Canada (CCDR) 531 2. Managing performance: Who, what, how and when? Sentence: education in ethics (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 Hospital closure See Health facility closure (Johnston) (L) 1195 Hospital costs Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and Canadian hospitals taking no-nonsense approach to children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases outstanding debts (Waters) (NF) 569 and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 Hospital information systems Smallpox and AIDS (Battershill) (L) 128 Physicians in health care management: 6. Physician * bytes * computer (Bolley) (HCM) 1977

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Hospital Medical Records Institute Hostility Physicians in health care management: 3. Case Mix Groups Anger Kills: Seventeen Strategies for Controlling the Hostility and Resource Intensity Weights: an overview for That Can Harm Your Health. Redford Williams and physicians (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 889 Virginia Williams (Rapp) (Book) 221 Hospital merger See Health facility merger House staff See Internship and residency Hospital-patient relations Houston, Sigridur See Christianson Houston, Sigridur How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their Human Genome Project care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) 1813 The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource Genome projects: bridging into the future (Robinson) (Clemenhagen) (E) 1771 (GT) 1119 Hospitals Human papillomavirus See Papillomavirus, human Canadian link for Chinese hospita.l (Saul) (L) 823 Human rights Hospital policies on life-sustaining treatments and advance International workshop on medical ethics and human rights directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 (Olweny) (L) 1381 Foothills Provincial General Hospital, Calgary, Alta. (Williams) (L) 1381 Canadian hospitals taking no-nonsense approach to Humanities outstanding debts (Waters) (NF) 569 Medical humanities program popular addition at Dalhousie Sudden unexpected death in the operating room (Davies (Robb) (NF) 1127 and Eagle) (L) 326 Hutcheson, Bellenden Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Que. "The greatest devotion to duty": Dr. Francis Scrimger and Labour-management software provides "decision-support his Victoria Cross (McCulloch) (His) 414 system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 Hypersensitivity Misericordia General Hospital, Winnipeg, Man. The Allergy Survival Guide. Jane Houlton (Johnson) (Book) Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg 1278 hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679 Asthma and Allegy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Misericordia Hospital, Edmonton, Alta. by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Johnson) Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning (Book) 389 smokers from tobacco (Santin) (NF) 258 New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor Montreal Chest Hospital, Montreal, Que. air quality (Rafuse) (NF) 764 Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new Radioallergosorbent testing for penicillin allergy in family superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 practice (Worrall and others) (OR) 37 Montreal Children's Hospital, Montreal, Que. Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 Testing penicillin allergy Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, Que. (Warrington) (L) 1060 Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new (Worrall and Hull) (L) 1060 superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 Hypertension Montreal Neurological Hospital, Montreal, Que. Effectiveness of a program to improve hypertension Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new screening in primary care (Aubin and others) (CCS) 509 superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 More than 60% of hypertensive patients don't take Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ottawa, Ont. medicine as prescribed, survey reveals (Newsbrief) 230 Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) Thiazide therapy for diabetes 1458 (Dawson and others) (L) 327 Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Que. (Gold) (L) 327 Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new (Panton) (L) 1759 superhospita.l (Newsbrief) 2009 St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Paterson, NJ, USA US hospital seeks ways to let patients have undisturbed sleep (Newsbrief) 1286 IDDM (Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus) See Diabetes St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Ont. mellitus, insulin-dependent Toronto hospital a real-life experiment in dealing with Illiteracy See Educational status health care's new fiscal rea.lities (Lowry) (NF) 1142 Immigrants See Emigration and immigration Seven Oaks General Hospital, Winnipeg, Man. Immunization Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679 failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy Stanton Yellowknife Hospital, Yellowknife, NWVT (Yuan) (OR) 1093 Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical Ontario to offer hepatitis B vaccinations to Grade 7 community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 students this fa.ll (Newsbrief) 2010 Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, Toronto, Ont. Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says others) (OR) 29 (Lechky) (NF) 737 Imperial Tobacco Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, NS CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to 262 complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Implants, artificial Hospitals, military Class-action suits appear destined to become part of National Defence Medical Centre, Ottawa, Ont. Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of In-vitro fertilization See Fertilization in vitro federal budget cuts (Gray) (NF) 1655 Income Hospitals, private Equality for new MDs? (Arkinstall) (L) 646 Health Care International Hospital, , Great Britain Lessons from Britain Private medicine takes on the NHS in Britain (Richmond) (Mirvis) (L) 325 (NF) 1459 [correction 1945] (Potter) (L) 326 xxviii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Indoor air quality See Air pollution, indoor Injections Industry Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact site (MacDonald and Marcuse) (L) 326 on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 Injections, intramuscular The Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park (Lynch) (NF) Local adverse effects of meningococcal vaccine (Scheifele 563 and others) (L) 14 Infant Injections, subcutaneous Asthma and Allergy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Local adverse effects of meningococcal vaccine (Scheifele by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Johnson) and others) (L) 14 (Book) 389 Injuries See Wounds and inuuries Criteres relatifs A l'6tiquetage <

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xxix Insurance, pharmaceutical services Internship and residency Canada's community pharmacists feel threatened from Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a several directions (Robinson) (NF) 1130 cautionary tale (Guyatt) (NF) 951 Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house (Rafuse) (NF) 392 staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Knocking government policies 1593 (Frankford) (L) 644 Don't hang your shingle here (Crowe) (NF) 1304 (Goldman) (L) 644 Evidence-based care: 5. Lifelong learning: How can we Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug learn to be more effective? (Evidence-Based Care Benefit Plan (Mclsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Resource Group) (QC) 1971 1060] Interns, residents take NB government to court over Relation between physician characteristics and prescribing billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 for elderly people in New Brunswick (Davidson and The 1994 CIMS match: It's deja vu all over again (Rafuse) others) (OR) 917 (Ed) 965 Intensive care On Call: Principles and Protocols. 2nd ed. Shane A. Principles & Practice ofMedical Intensive Care. Richard W. Marshall and John Ruedy (Birmingham) (Book) 1276 Carlson and Michael A. Geheb (Mackie) (Book) 932 Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la Intensive care, neonatal residence (Menard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 Canadian babies in pain (Johnston) (E) 469 Stress in residency training: Symptom management or Ethical uncertainty: an approach to decisions involving active treatment? (van Ineveld) (E) 1549 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (Gamulka) (LE) Support for future physicians 565 (Macdonald) (L) 1756 Pain management in Canadian level 3 neonatal intensive (Narini) (L) 1755 care units (Fernandez and Rees) (OR) 499 (Tholl) (L) 1756 Interleukin-4 We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall Interleukin-4: New diabetes champion? (Robinson) (MSN) (Erola) (NF) 955 219 What colour is your parachute- red, white and blue? Internal medicine (Rafuse) (Ed) 1653 Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine Investments (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 CMA strongly opposes any attempt to reduce RRSP limits, International Association of Gerontology president tells finance minister (Newsbrief) 549 Sandoz Prize (P) 1675 RRSP contributions shatter existing records at MD International Committee of Medical Journal Editors Management (Newsbrief) 1457 Advertising in medical journals (International Committee RRSPs dominated winter agenda at CMA (Rafuse) (NF) of Medical Journal Editors) (PS) 27 1136 Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to Iron biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical Intentional iron overdose: an institutional review (Kroeker Journal Editors) (PS) 147 and Minuk) (CCS) 45 International Consultative Group on Food Irradiation Isle of Man See Great Britain Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) Isoniazid 549 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising International cooperation physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third Committee) (CPG) 1561 World, conference told (Faulkner) (NF) 579 IVF (In-vitro fertilization) See Fertilization in vitro Canadian link for Chinese hospital (Saul) (L) 823 Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet republics struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) 557 Japan Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash Traditional medicine finds a place in technology-oriented infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 Japan (Audet) (NF) 1473 McGill expertise making a difference in Ethiopia (Zakus) When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a (NF) 1668 good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his Journal ofthe American Medical Association medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 Evaluating structured abstracts (Squires) (EP) 1535 Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, Evaluation des resumes structures (Squires) (PR) 1535 researchers (Johnston) (NF) 1681 Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with original research articles in the British Medical Joumal, M6decins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction the Canadian Medical Association Journal and the Joumal 649] of the American Medical Association (Taddio and others) Tuberculosis will kill millions by 2000 (Newsbrief) 940 (OR) 1611 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Journalism Societies Controversial heart transplant Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet republics (Brooks) (L) 459 struggle to provide health care (Rafuse) (NF) 557 (Smith) (L) 459 International medical graduates (Sullivan) (L) 460 Canadian self-sufficiency in physician resources (Maudsley) Les m6decins et les m6dias: lecons apprises ai l'cole des (E) 21 coups durs (Baines) (NF) 2018 Equality for new MDs? (Verma) (L) 1378 Physicians and the media: lessons learned from the school Who should practise? Where? of hard knocks (Baines) (NF) 2015 (Gregory) (L) 1055 Jurisprudence (Smith) (L) 1056 Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to International Red Cross See International Federation of Red refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 Cross and Red Crescent Societies xxx CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 s Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Nous accueillons avec plaisir les contributions en franoais 1123 (Huston) (t) 857 Are your patients fit to drive? (Capen) (NF) 988 Politically correct language (Ferrari) (L) 1384 Class-action suits appear destined to become part of Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 medicine AMLFC's aim (Martin) (NF) 973 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Should CMAJ publish a French edition? 262 (Levallois) (L) 1760 HIV-positive man who infected women dies before court (Osterman) (P1) 861 verdict delivered (Johnston) (NF) 248 Summaries of CMAJ articles (Kapur) (L) 1760 Interns, residents take NB government to court over We welcome French input (Huston) (E) 855 billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 Langage development Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns Genie: an Abused Child's Flight from Silence. Russ Rymer doctors (Capen) (NF) 1863 (Jacobs) (Book) 385 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves Language development disorders against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 Studying delayed speech Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes (Campbell and others) (L) 648 controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 (Dyke) (L) 647 Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (Lubin) (L) 648 (Maclean) (L) 821 (Torbiak) (L) 647 (Panton) (L) 820 The Symbolic Dramatic Play-Literacy Connection: Whole Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on Brain, Whole Body, Holistic Leaming. Edited by Joyce A. college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 Wilkinson (Nanos-Bednar) (Book) 539 Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax The Language ofHeakh System Reform deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 Major CMA study looks at impact of regionalization on Canadian health care (Sullivan) (NF) 72 Latin See Language - K- Lawyers See Criminal law Kanpo See Medicine, Chinese traditional LDAC See Learning Disabilities Association of Canada Kershenstine Medical Leaming New syringe will "automatically prevent" needlestick MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled injuries, company claims (Newsbrief) 1285 children (Coyle) (NF) 401 Ketorolac Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 Increased serum lithium levels due to ketorolac therapy Leaming Disabilities Association of Canada (Langlois and Paquette) (Cas) 1455 MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled Kidney failure, chronic children (Coyle) (NF) 401 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 Leaming disorders Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck children (Coyle) (NF) 401 and Tan) (OR) 203 Some learning-disability indicators (Coyle) (NF) 402 Kidney transplantation Lederle Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Senior Investigator Award (P) 1675 (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 Legislation Une 6valuation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Qu6bec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 1123 Knee Are your patients fit to drive? (Capen) (NF) 988 Rehabilitation of the Knee: a Problem-Solving Approach. CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for Bruce H. Greenfield (Johnson) (Book) 2001 all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 CMA reiterates support for plain cigarette packs (Newsbrief) 1649 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Laboratories 262 The Right Test: a Physician's Guide to Laboratory Medicine. Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia 2nd ed. Carl E. Speicher (Woolf) (Book) 935 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Laboratory medicine See Laboratories Forms, forms and more forms (Rafuse) (NF) 943 Labour Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 Epidural analgesia a godsend (Perlin) (L) 649 Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating sexual Labour-management software provides "decision-support abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 Pain relief during childbirth Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves (Levine) (L) 1759 against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 (Smedstad) (L) 1758 Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) Labour Management System See Decision making, (OR) 701 computer-assisted Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (Maclean) (L) Labour, premature 821 Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco policy r6sidence (Menard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 Labrador See Newfoundland US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and slumping Language prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 Can't get away from Latin Length of stay (Buchanan) (L) 824 Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg (Hontela) (L) 824 hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Lewis, Rosamund Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (Rafuse) (NF) Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction 1479 649] Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of Ley, Dorothy original research articles in the British Medical Jouma4 Cancer claims Dr. Dorothy Ley, first woman to receive the Canadian Medical Association Joumal and the Joumal CMA's Medal of Service (Newsbrief) 940 of the American Medical Association (Taddio and others) Liability, legal (OR) 1611 Are your patients fit to drive? (Capen) (NF) 988 Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) Class-action suits appear destined to become part of (E) 1075 Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 Lithium Diminishing health care resources may mean liability Increased serum lithium levels due to ketorolac therapy problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 (Langlois and Paquette) (Cas) 1455 It pays to read the fine print (Rafuse) (NF) 946 liver transplantation Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au doctors (Capen) (NF) 1863 Quebec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 Medical condition while driving (Hirsch) (L) 326 LMCC See Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada Relationships between medical students and patients: a Lovastatin legal blind spot (P1) 1411 Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug Licensure, medical Benefit Plan (Mclsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction The 1994 CIMS match: It's deja vu all over again (Rafuse) 1060] (Ed) 965 Rhabdomyolyse severe chez un patient recevant lovastatine, The Part II examination: more thoughts danazol et doxycycline (Dallaire and Chamberland) (Cas) (Digney) (L) 1540 1991 (Kendel) (L) 13 Low back pain (Kenyon) (L) 12 Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report (Marik) (L) 1540 on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 (Ray) (L) 1541 Lumbar puncture See Spinal puncture (Reznick) (L) 13 Lumpectomy See Mastectomy, segmental Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada Lung Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Life support care Committee) (CPG) 1561 Advanced Paediatric Life Support: the Practical Approach. Lung neoplasms Advanced Life Support Group (Simons) (Book) 1277 CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for [correction 1760] all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 Hospital policies on life-susta.ining treatments and advance Norm Delarue took on the tobacco industry long before it directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 was the fashionable thing to do (Waugh) (V) 64 Life support systems Lung transplantation Hospital policies on life-sustaining treatments and advance Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 Quebec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) (OR) 701 Lifestyle - M - L'activite physique et le sante du coeur (Institut canadien McDonald Scholar Award See Awards and prizes, McDonald de la recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de Scholar Award vie) (DR) 1284 McGhan Medical La condition physique pas juste pour la forme (Squires) Class-action suits appear destined to become part of (PR) 455 Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and McIlwaine, Kirsty lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with Fit is fitting (Squires) (EP) 455 Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients 649] will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) Magnesium deficiency 1145 Thiazide therapy for diabetes (Panton) (L) 1759 Physical activity and heart health (Canadian Fitness and Magnetic resonance imaging Lifestyle Research Institute) (RF) 1283 Shortage of MRI equipment (Magnuson) (L) 324 Linton, Adam Malaysia OMA invites applications for Dr. Adam Linton Fellowship Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash (Newsbrief) 729 infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 Literature Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 Malpractice Evaluating structured abstracts (Squires) (EP) 1535 Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health Evaluation des r6sumes structures (Squires) (PR) 1535 care grievances (Richmond) (NF) 66 Evidence-based care: Sentence: education in ethics 1. Setting priorities: How important is this problem? (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) 1249 (Johnston) (L) 1195 2. Setting guidelines: How should we manage this Standard of Care: the Law ofAmerican Bioethics. George J. problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) Annas (Trevor-Deutsch) (Book) 537 1417 Mammography 5. Lifelong learning: How can we learn to be more Manitoba to establish breast-screening program effective? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) (Newsbrief) 230 1971 More accredited mammography units (Hutton) (L) 1382 xxxii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus MDAM See Multidisciplinary Association of Medicine lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 MDS Health Group Ltd.JMDS Health Ventures Inc. Research Manitoba Grant See Awards and prizes, MDS Health Group Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba LtdJMDS Health Ventures Inc. Research Grant (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 Measles Manitoba patient sees 71 physicians, makes 247 office visits Les budgets de la sant6 et les programmes de vaccination: in 1 year (Newsbrief) 939 etude et priorit6s (Soci6t6 canadienne de pediatrie, Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Comit6 des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 (tPos) 1559 Manitoba to establish breast-screening program Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for (Newsbrief) 230 review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Medical licence granted posthumously (Newsbrief) 61 Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Number of measles cases at lowest level on record 1555 (Newsbrief) 2010 Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine Manitoba Centre for Health Policy and Evaluation failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health (Yuan) (OR) 1093 and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 Number of measles cases at lowest level on record Manitoba Historical Society (Newsbrief) 2010 Book awards (P) 1675 Measles vaccine Manitoba Medical Association See Canadian Medical Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: Association, Man. Div. 6tude et priorites (Societ6 canadienne de pediatrie, Manuscripts, medical Comit6 des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) L'examen par les pairs: renseignements A l'intention des (tPos) 1559 examinateurs (Huston) (E) 1217 Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits presentes aux review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, revues biomedicales (Comit6 international des redacteurs Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) de revues medicales) (EPos) 159 1555 Information for peer reviewers (Huston) (E) 1211 Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine The review process for applied-research grant proposals: failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy suggestions for revision (Birkett) (P1) 1227 (Yuan) (OR) 1093 Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn Number of measles cases at lowest level on record from medical journals? (Naylor) (E) 1207 (Newsbrief) 2010 Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to M&decins Sans Frontieres biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with Journal Editors) (PS) 147 Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction Marion Merrell Dow Canada 649] Donation to Montreal Heart Institute (P) 1675 Media See Mass media Martin, Keith Medical Council of Canada Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Martin, Kelly groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with The Part II examination: more thoughts M6decins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction (Digney) (L) 1540 6491 (Kendel) (L) 13 Mass media (Kenyon) (L) 12 Les medecins et les medias: lecons apprises A l'ecole des (Marik) (L) 1540 coups durs (Baines) (NF) 2018 (Ray) (L) 1541 Physicians and the media: lessons learned from the school (Reznick) (L) 13 of hard knocks (Baines) (NF) 2015 Medical Hall of Fame, London, Ont. See Museums Research and the media (Squires) (E) 851 Medical informatics Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB Physicians in health care management: 6. Physician physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 * bytes * computer (Bolley) (HCM) 1977 WHO marks World No-Tobacco Day May 31 (Newsbrief) Medical journals See Periodicals 1649 Medical literature See Literature Mastectomy, segmental Medical records Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Free pocket-size health record helps patients cope with (E) 331 diabetes (Newsbrief) 2009 Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Medical Research Council one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and "Free" intellectual inquiry (Frei) (L) 643 others) (OR) 1109 Kazimirski, Judith (P) 411 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's others) (HSR) 345 first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 Mastectomy, simple Medical Society of Nova Scotia See Canadian Medical Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Association, NS Div. (E) 331 Medical staff, hospital Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Physicians in health care management: one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and 1. Physicians as managers: roles and future challenges others) (OR) 1109 (Leatt) (HCM) 171 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and 2. Managing performance: Who, what, how and when? others) (HSR) 345 (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 Maternity leave See Parental leave Medically underserved area Mathewson, Francis A. (Frank) Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Founder of world's longest-running cardiovascular study right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 dies in Winnipeg (Newsbrief) 728 Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians MCC See Medical Council of Canada to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xxxiii Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Merck Frosst Canada rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology (P) 1675 Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals (Canada) US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Methotrexate Who should practise? Where? (Smith) (L) 1056 Methotrexate and misoprostol used in abortions (Wiebe) "You can't go on like this forever" (OReilly) (NF) 572 (L) 1381 Medicine, Chinese traditional Mexico Traditiona.l medicine finds a place in technology-oriented Fixing health care systems Japan (Audet) (NF) 1473 (Bobechko) (L) 1057 Medicine in art (Korcok) (L) 1057 Dalhousie medical school's artist-in-residence uses unique Midwifery methods to interpret brain's mysteries (Robb) (NF) 1125 'The best and the brightest" selected for Ontario's first Mediphors midwifery program (Sears Williams) (NF) 734 Mediphors (Radice) (L) 823 Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Meetings See Congresses mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 Melanoma Midwife defends midwifery's cost (Sears Williams) (NF) Play it sa.fe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) 731 1847 The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) Men (E) 657 Differences in abuse reported by female and male Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) The birth of a consensus? (Blais and others) (OR) 691 357 Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) Association) (Policy) 760A 1458 Soins obstetriques (revision 1994) (Association medicale Meningitis, bacterial canadienne) (Politique) 760B Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: Miles Canada etude et priorit6s (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, Funds Miles Mount Sinai Cardiovascular Clinical Research Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Laboratory (P) 1676 (tPos) 1559 Pharma.ceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 CT before lumbar puncture Military medicine (Archer) (L) 465 D-Day and Doug (Waugh) (V) 1872 (Tallon) (L) 464 The RCAMC and the beaches of Normandy (McCulloch) Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for (His) 1866 review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Milk hypersensitivity Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Criteres relatifs a l'etiquetage <> des laits 1555 maternises (Societ6 canadienne de p6diatrie, Section Meningococcal infections d'allergie) (tPos) 887 Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: Criteria for labelling infant formulas as "hypoallergenic" etude et priorites (Societe canadienne de pediatrie, (Canadian Paediatric Society, Allergy Section) (PS) 883 Comit6 des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Misoprostol (tPos) 1559 Methotrexate and misoprostol used in abortions (Wiebe) Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) (L) 1381 1825 MMA (Manitoba Medical Association) See Canadian Medical Health ca.re budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Association, Man. Div. review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Montreal Medical Journal Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Society marks its 150th 1555 birthday (Waugh) (V) 398 Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes Mortality meningococciques (RMTC) 1833 Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in Local adverse effects of meningococcal vaccine (Scheifele British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) and others) (L) 14 711 Menopause MRC See Medical Research Council Understanding Menopause. Janine O'Leary Cobb (Barwin) MRI See Magnetic resonance imaging (Book) 1277 MSNS (Medical Society of Nova Scotia) See Canadian Medical Mental competency Association, NS Div. When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving Multidisciplinary Association of Medicine medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 Group of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in Mental health patients' medicare bills (Waters) (NF) 1138 Beginning to Heal: a First Book for Survivors of Child Sexual Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial Abuse. Ellen Bass and Laura Davis (Bloom) (Book) 2000 Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Human Feelings: Explorations in Affect Development and will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) Meaning. Edited by Steven L. Ablon, Daniel Brown, 1145 Edward J. Khantzian and John E. Mack (O'Regan) Murder See Homicide (Book) 1644 Museums The Resilient Self. How Survivors of Troubled Families Rise Canada's new Medical Hall of Fame pays homage to Above Adversity. Steven J. Wolin and Sybil Wolin (Gabel) medicine's giants (OReilly) (NF) 2022 (Book) 931 First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) slowly gaining recognition among North 2023 American psychiatrists (Morgan and Cohen) (NF) 582 Mutagenesis, site-directed Mental health services Dr. Michael Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 different approaches to psychiatry (Richmond) (NF) 978 xxxiv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Myocardial infarction Neoplasm metastasis Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519 Staging of cancer revisited (Gospodarowicz and others) (E) Myoglobinuria 663 Rhabdomyolyse s6vere chez un patient recevant lovastatine, Neoplasm staging danazol et doxycycline (Dallaire and Chamberland) (Cas) Staging of cancer revisited (Gospodarowicz and others) (E) 1991 663 Neoplasms The Chemotherapy Survival Guide. Judith McKay and -N- Nancee Hirano (Thirlwell) (Book) 1642 Nasal spray See Vasoconstrictor agents, nasal A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from National Advisory Task Force on Women's Health Research Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (de Veber) (Book) Issues 386 Kazimirski, Judith (P) 411 Staging of cancer revisited (Gospodarowicz and others) (E) National Blood Authority, Great Britain See Great Britain 663 National Cancer Institute of Canada Neoplasms, radiation-induced Staging of cancer revisited (Gospodarowicz and others) (E) Compensating occupational diseases (Finkelstein) (L) 126 663 Netherlands National Forum on Health Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 CMA concerned about role of National Forum on Health Neural prosthesis See Prosthesis (Rafuse) (NF) 1660 Neurosurgery National health programs Postdural puncture headache (Parkinson) (L) 821 Canadian physicians may hear footsteps of change as US New Brunswick tiptoes toward health care reform (Barer and others) Interns, residents take NB government to court over (NF) 980 billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Fixing health care systems first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 (Bobechko) (L) 1057 New Brunswick's unique Extra-Mural Hospital tries to (Korcok) (L) 1057 return control of health care to families (Robb) (NF) Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues 1662 raised as Chinese takeover nears (McManus) (NF) 1297 Relation between physician characteristics and prescribing Good and bad in Canada for elderly people in New Brunswick (Davidson and (Gruneir) (L) 1380 others) (OR) 917 (Silverman) (L) 1380 Research and the media (Squires) (E) 851 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Lessons from Britain New Brunswick Extra-Mural Hospital See New Brunswick (Berger) (L) 325 New Brunswick Medical Society See Canadian Medical (Lythgoe) (L) 325 Association, NB Div. (Mirvis) (L) 325 New Brunswick Prescription Drug Program See Insurance, (Potter) (L) 326 pharmaceutical services A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 Newfoundland Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) Diabetes among native people (Worrall) (L) 644 (HCM) 1583 Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Private medicine takes on the NHS in Britain (Richmond) first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 (NF) 1459 [correction 1945] Nicotine addiction See Tobacco use disorder National Health Service, Great Britain See Great Britain NIDDM (Non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus) See Diabetes National Rural Health Strategy See Australia mellitus, non-insulin-dependent National Surgical Adjuvant Breast Project Nobel Prize for Chemistry See Awards and prizes, Nobel Prize Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and for Chemistry others) (HSR) 345 Nomenclature National Surgical Adjuvant Breast Project B-06 Can't get away from Latin Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can (Buchanan) (L) 824 one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and (Hontela) (L) 824 others) (OR) 1109 Definition of gender Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) (Cohen) (L) 130 (E) 1075 (Leneck) (L) 130 National Torchbearer Award See Awards and prizes, National Letter to my patient Torchbearer Award (Johnson) (L) 1055 Native Canadians See Aboriginal peoples (Milne) (L) 1055 See Political systems On language (Yeandle-Hignell) (L) 1380 NBMS (New Brunswick Medical Society) See Canadian Medical Taking kids to the doctor Association, NB Div. (Dillon) (L) 1059 Needles (Freeman) (L) 1059 Postdural puncture headache Non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus See Diabetes mellitus, (Crosby) (L) 821 non-insulin-dependent (Morewood) (L) 822 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs See Anti-inflammatory (Parkinson) (L) 821 agents, nonsteroidal Needlestick injuries Nonulcer dyspepsia See Dyspepsia New syringe will "automatically prevent" needlestick Nordic-Merrell Dow injuries, company claims (Newsbrief) 1285 Research Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology (P) 1675

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xxxv Northwest Territories Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 Examination) (CPG) 871 Yellowknife Obstetrics Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical Labour-management software provides "decision-support community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 system" for obstetric units (Hamilton) (NF) 967 Nova Scotia The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia (E) 657 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's The birth of a consensus? (Blais and others) (OR) 691 first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 Association) (Policy) 760A Nova Scotia task force calls for decentralized health care Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of system based on primary-care model (Newsbrief) 1650 obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) Number of measles cases at lowest level on record 1433 (Newsbrief) 2010 Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk controversy in Ha.lifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 Too many prescriptions? (Wheeler) (L) 1059 Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: Windsor Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 Dr. Garth Vaughan and his pond of dreams (Rafuse) (NF) Soins obstetriques (revision 1994) (Association medicale 413 canadienne) (Politique) 760B NSABP See National Surgical Adjuvant Breast Project Occult blood NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) See Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening Anti-inflammatory agents, nonsteroidal strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon and others) Nunavut (CPG) 1961 Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health Occupational diseases care in Eastern Arctic (Penney) (NF) 1860 Asthma in the Workplace. Edited by I. Leonard Bernstein, Nurse-patient relations Moira Chan-Yeung, Jean-Luc Malo and David I. How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their Bernstein (Day) (Book) 224 care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) Compensating occupational diseases 1813 (Finkelstein) (L) 126 Nurses can be abusers, too (Rafuse) (NF) 742 (Muir) (L) 126 Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says Occupational exposure (Lechky) (NF) 737 Asthma in the Workplace. Edited by I. Leonard Bernstein, Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the Moira Chan-Yeung, Jean-Luc Malo and David I. workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 Bernstein (Day) (Book) 224 Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource Compensating occupational diseases (Clemenhargen) (E) 1771 (Finkelstein) (L) 126 Nurse practitioners (Muir) (L) 126 Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Occupational health right to practise (O'Meara) (NF) 1294 L'activite physique et le sante du coeur (Institut canadien Ontario to train nurse practitioners (Newsbrief) 1123 de la recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de Ontario to train nurse practitioners - again (Levine) (L) vie) (DR) 1284 1760 Back care and fitness (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Nurses Research Institute) (RF) 2007 Nurses can be abusers, too (Rafuse) (NF) 742 Physical activity and heart health (Canadian Fitness and Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says Lifestyle Research Institute) (RF) 1283 (Lechky) (NF) 737 Soins du dos et condition physique (Institut canadien de la Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 (DR) 2008 Nursing homes OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) See Insurance, health A gentle revolution in community care is under way in Oligonucleotide-directed mutagenesis See Mutagenesis, Britain (Richmond) (NF) 1886 site-directed Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba OMA (Ontario Medical Association) See Canadian Medical (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 Association, Ont. Div. Nutrition Ontario Mise a jour sur l'osteoporose (Institut canadien de la BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) 'The best and the brightest" selected for Ontario's first (DR) 548 midwifery program (Sears Williams) (NF) 734 Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Research Institute) (RF) 547 mainstream in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services (Brooks) (NF) 970 - 0 - Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns OAU (Organization of African Unity) See Africa doctors (Capen) (NF) 1863 Obesity Knocking government policies CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical (Frankford) (L) 644 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 (Goldman) (L) 644 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public Mandatory retirement (Reid) (L) 1383 health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 Midwife defends midwifery's cost (Sears Williams) (NF) Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning 731 very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Number of measles cases at lowest level on record (Newsbrief) 2010 xxxvi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services Managing the '90s (Squires) (EP) 119 worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 Physicians in health care management: 1. Physicians as Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating managers: roles and future challenges (Leatt) (HCM) 171 sexual abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 Organization of Afrcan Unity See Africa Ontario to offer hepatitis B vaccinations to Grade 7 Organizational policy students this fall (Newsbrief) 2010 Hospital policies on life-sustaining treatments and advance Ontario to train nurse practitioners (Newsbrief) 1123 directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 Ontario to train nurse practitioners - again (Levine) (L) Orthopedics 1760 Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 on chiropractic (Lowry) (NF) 1878 Ottawa doctor protests province's decision to end Osler, William twice-monthly payments to physicians (Newsbrief) 230 First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) Physicians in health care management: 4. Case Mix Groups 2023 and Resource Intensity Weights: physicians and hospital Osteoporosis funding (Pink and Bolley) (HCM) 1255 Mise A jour sur l'ost6oporose (Institut canadien de la The plan to prevent harassment and discrimination in recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Ontario universities: Why all the fuss? (Lefebvre) (NF) (DR) 548 1134 Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Belleville Research Institute) (RF) 547 Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city Otolaryngology discovers (French) (NF) 1671 ABC of Otolaryngology. 3rd ed. Harold Ludman (Katsarkas) Ministry of Health (Book) 934 Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Sinusitis: Pathophysiology and Treatment. Edited by tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) Howard M. Druce. Clinical Allergy and Immunology 1873 Series, vol. 1; editor, Michael A. Kaliner (Mendelsohn) Ottawa (Book) 933 The Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park (Lynch) (NF) Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park See Ontario, Ottawa 563 Outcome assessment (health care) Toronto Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 Ontario Antenatal Record, Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading Waiting for surgery See Outcome assessment (health care) (Carrier and Pelletier) (L) 324 Ontario Drug Benerit Plan See Insurance, pharmaceutical (Langer) (L) 324 services Outpatient clinics, hospital Ontario Health Insurance Plan See Insurance, health Men's clinic in Ottawa felled by budget cuts (Newsbrief) Ontario Medical Association See Canadian Medical Association, 1458 Ont. Div. Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to Operating rooms complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 Sudden unexpected death in the operating room (Davies Ovarian neoplasms and Eagle) (L) 326 Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Ophthalmology increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 Should technicians perform surgery? Overdose (Jones) (L) 1197 Intentional iron overdose: an institutional review (Kroeker (Loosmore) (L) 1197 and Minuk) (CCS) 45 (Romanchuk) (L) 1196 Oxymetazoline (Spencer) (L) 1196 Paranoid induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray (Velos) (L) 1197 (Ticoll and Shugar) (Cas) 375 Opioid analgesia See Analgesics, addictive Order of Canada See Awards and prizes, Order of Canada Organ donors See Tissue donors .p Organ procurement Paclitaxel What will increase the number of organs for Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or transplantation? Some strategies to consider (Stiller and increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 Abbott) (E) 1401 Pain Organ transplantation Canadian babies in pain (Johnston) (E) 469 Age and organ transplantation Male circumcision in Canada (Lynch) (L) 1543 (Brock and Gurekas) (L) 123 Pain: Mechanisms and Management. Rene Cailliet. Pain (Kluge) (L) 123 Series (Purkis) (Book) 1999 Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions Pain management in Canadian level 3 neonatal intensive about organ donation (Rafuse) (Ed) 1478 care units (Fernandez and Rees) (OR) 499 Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and Pain relief during childbirth lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 (Levine) (L) 1759 Greffes d'organes et solidante. Jean Desclos. Collection (Smedstad) (L) 1758 Interpellations; sous la direction de Jean Desclos et PAIRA See Professional Association of Interns and Residents of Monique Dumais (G6linas) (Livre) 387 Alberta On subjectivity (Nelems) (NF) 65 Palliative Care Foundation Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au Cancer claims Dr. Dorothy Ley, first woman to receive Quebec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 CMA's Medal of Service (Newsbrief) 940 What will increase the number of organs for Palliative treatment transplantation? Some strategies to consider (Stiller and Oxford Textbook ofPalliative Medicine. Edited by Derek Abbott) (E) 1401 Doyle, Geoffrey W.C. Hanks and Neil MacDonald Organization and administration (Latimer) (Book) 540 Gerer les annees 1990 (Squires) (PR) 119 Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xxxvii What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An Patient simulation update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) The Part II examination: more thoughts (Marik) (L) 1540 (NF) 395 Patients Papanicolaou smear See Vaginal smears Letter to my patient Papillomavirus, human (Annen) (L) 123 Cervicovagina.l screening in women with HIV infection: (Johnson) (L) 1055 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) (Milne) (L) 1055 (CR) 681 Nurses can be abusers, too (Rafuse) (NF) 742 Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says 249 (Lechky) (NF) 737 WHO calls for international effort to control cervical Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 Paralysis Relationships between medical students and patients: a Neural prosthetics receives a "micro" boost (OReilly) legal blind spot (P1) 1411 (MSN) 525 Patients' rights See Patient advocacy Paramedical personnel See Allied health personnel Pediatrics Paranoid disorders Advanced Paediatric Life Support: the Practical Approach. Paranoid psychosis induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray Advanced Life Support Group (Simons) (Book) 1277 (Ticoll and Shugar) (Cas) 375 [correction 1760] Paranoid psychosis See Paranoid disorders A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from Parental leave Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (de Veber) (Book) CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms 386 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 In the Case of Children: Paediatric Ethics in a Canadian Parenting Context. Edited by Franqoise Baylis and Cate McBurney Taking kids to the doctor (Meslin) (Book) 1643 (Dillon) (L) 1059 Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Edited by Earl J. Reisdorff, (Freeman) (L) 1059 Mont R. Roberts and John G. Wiegenstein (Klassen) PARI-BC See Professional Association of Residents and (Book) 933 Internes of BC Peer review PARI-MP See Professional Association of Residents and Interns Challenging dogma (Anderson) (L) 130 of the Maritime Provinces Change and variation (Huston) (EP) 319 Parke-Davis Changement et variation (Huston) (PR) 319 Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 Peer review, research PASS See Practice Assessment Program L'examen par les pairs: renseignements a l'intention des Patient advocacy examinateurs (Huston) (1) 1217 Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns Information for peer reviewers (Huston) (E) 1211 doctors (Capen) (NF) 1863 The review process for applied-research grant proposals: When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving suggestions for revision (Birkett) (P1) 1227 medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn Patient autonomy See Patient participation from medical journals? (Naylor) (E) 1207 Patient compliance Penfield, Wilder More than 60% of hypertensive patients don't take First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (OReilly) (NF) medicine as prescribed, survey reveals (Newsbrief) 230 2023 Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 Penicillins Patient education Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their (Robinson) (MSN) 1271 care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset 1813 streptococcal infection Information sheets about smoking hazards available for (Allen and King) (L) 1200 physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 (Ohlsson and Myhr) (L) 1197 Responsible use of prescription medicines urged Radioallergosorbent testing for penicillin allergy in family (Newsbrief) 1286 practice (Worra.ll and others) (OR) 37 Patient participation Testing penicillin allergy An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) (Warrington) (L) 1060 (LE) 252 (Worrall and Hull) (L) 1060 How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their Penile neoplasms care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) Male circumcision in Canada 1813 (Jones) (L) 1541 Medicine, Law and Social Change: the Impact of Bioethics, (Lynch) (L) 1543 Feminism and Rights Movements on Medical People Decision-Making. Leanne Darvall. Medico-Legal Series Ariano, David 411 (Dickens) (Book) 1275 Bass, Martin 1308 Trea.ting female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 Beamish, Robert 1676 When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving Bierbrier, Gordon 411 medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 Bishop, Agnes 411 Patient satisfaction Bjorkman, Pamela 1308 Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient Black, Elinor F.E. 1675 satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 Bowen, James 411 How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their Bush, George 1675 care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) Chouinard, Guy 1675 1813 Chow, Anthony W. 411 Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource Chr6tien, Michel 1676 (Clemenha.gen) (E) 1771 Clarke, Lorne 411 Dauphinee, Dale 1675 xxxviii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Davignon, Jean 1676 2. Screening strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon Denburg, Judah 411 and others) (CPG) 1961 Duke, Peter 411 Periodicals Eaves, Connie 1676 Evaluating structured abstracts (Squires) (EP) 1535 Edge, Fred 1675 evaluation des resum6s structures (Squires) (PR) 1535 Embil, John 411 Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of Evans, Bill 1308 original research articles in the Bnitish Medical Journal Feldman, Michael 411 the Canadian Medical Association Journal and the Journal Fields, Anthony 1308 of the American Medical Association (Taddio and others) Friesen, Henry 412 (OR) 1611 Gill, Kulbir 411 Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn Gilmore, Jim 411 from medical journals? (Naylor) (E) 1207 Gold, Judith H. 1308 Periodontal diseases Goodyer, Paul 411 Dental care of AIDS patients Goss, Glenn 1308 (Ismail) (L) 819 Hachinski, Vladimir 1676 (Mackie) (L) 819 Hakim, Antoine 412 Peritoneal dialysis Hammond, Gregory 411 Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 Hermes, Michael 1675 (Mendelssohn and Chery) (OR) 1099 Hogan, Matthew 412 Personal care homes See Nursing homes Hunter, Tony 1308 Personnel selection Hurtig, Jeffrey 1308 Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Indrakrishnan, B. 411 rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 Ingram, Alistair 411 Canadian link for Chinese hospital (Saul) (L) 823 Joshi, Prashant 1675 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Juneau, Martin 1675 US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 Kazimirski, Judith 411 Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical Kennedy, Richard 412 community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 Keon, Wilbert 411 US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Kimura, Yoshihiro 1675 Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Kitching, Allan 1675 "You can't go on like this forever" (OReilly) (NF) 572 Koren, Gideon 1675 Pertussis See Whooping cough Laberge, Sophie 411 Pertussis vaccine Labrie, Fernand 1676 Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) Lamothe, MJ. Reina 1675 1633 Landry, Leo-Paul 412 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 LeBel, Marc 1675 Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local Leeder, Steven 1675 reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Liu, Ming-Sun 1675 diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and Mahmoudi, Mahmoud 411 others) (OR) 29 Maroun, Jean 1308 Pfizer Canada Metcalf, Donald 1308 Fellowship in Clinical Pharmacology (P) 1675 Morin, Gaston 1676 Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Canada Nakamura, Hidefumi 1675 Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a Ogilvie, Richard 1675 cautionary tale (Guyatt) (NF) 951 Oreopoulos, Dimitrios 1308 Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Pawson, Anthony J. 1308 first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 Petnella, Marco 1308 Responsible use of prescription medicines urged Pineau, Gilles 1676 (Newsbrief) 1286 Pitkiinen, Sari 1675 We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall Provost, Pierre 1675 (Erola) (NF) 955 Qureshi, Amber 411 Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships See Rey-Ladino, Jose 411 Fellowships and scholarships, Pharmaceutical Roberts, Athol 412 Roundtable Research Fellowships Roberts, Eve 1675 Pharmacies Roncari, Daniel 411 Canada's community pharmacists feel threatened from Ross, Charlotte 1675 several directions (Robinson) (NF) 1130 Saunders, Fred 411 Pharmacists Smith, Michael 412, 1308 Canada's community pharmacists feel threatened from Tetzlaff, Wolfram 412 several directions (Robinson) (NF) 1130 Thomas, Bill 412 Pharmacists may pose new challenge to physicians' role, Tookenay, Vincent 1676 CMA board told (Sullivan) (NF) 1291 Turnbull, Geoffrey 411 Pharmacokinetics Vainer, Juana 1675 Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of Vandervoort, Julie 1675 infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian Watanabe, Hiroko 411 Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial Wiley, Don 1308 Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] Wong, Stephen 411 Physical education and training Yao, Zemin 1675 CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical Yusuf, Salim 1676 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 Periodic health examination Physical examination Periodic health examination, 1994 update: Medicine and the Five Senses. Edited by W.F. Bynum and 1. Obesity in childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Roy Porter (Abbott) (Book) 538 Periodic Health Examination) (CPG) 871

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Physical fitness Physicians Back care and fitness (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Broad-based tax may replace GST, CMA says (Newsbrief) Research Institute) (RF) 2007 1457 La condition physique pas juste pour la forme (Squires) CMA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship (PR) 455 with pharmaceutical industry (Williams) (NF) 263 Fit is fitting (Squires) (EP) 455 CMA strongly opposes any attempt to reduce RRSP limits, Soins du dos et condition physique (Institut canadien de la president tells finance minister (Newsbrief) 549 recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) Equality for new MDs? (DR) 2008 (Arkinstall) (L) 646 Physician assistants See Health personnel (Verma) (L) 1378 Physician-assisted suicide See Suicide, assisted How old is old? Physician human resources See Health manpower (Faloon) (L) 1057 Physician incentive plans (Livingston) (L) 1056 Australia develops na.tional strategy for bringing physicians (Watson) (L) 1056 to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 Mandatory retirement Physician-patient relations (Dain and Dain) (L) 323 An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) (Holland) (L) 1383 (LE) 252 (MacAulay) (L) 323 Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) (Reid) (L) 1383 (E) 331 Les medecins et les medias: lecons apprises a l'ecole des CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for coups durs (Baines) (NF) 2018 physicians (Sullivan) (NF) 1290 Les medecins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) Diminishing health care resources may mean liability (Association m6dicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D problems for physicians (OReilly) (NF) 1657 Medical condition while driving (Hirsch) (L) 326 Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says (Patrick) (P1) 1775 (Lechky) (NF) 737 How to assist a patient who stutters (Rafuse) (NF) 755 Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 care in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 1813 Physicians and the media: lessons learned from the school Letter to my patient of hard knocks (Baines) (NF) 2015 (Annen) (L) 123 Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) (Johnson) (L) 1055 (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A (Milne) (L) 1055 Physicians held in high regard, survey shows (Newsbrief) Magic or Medicine? An Investigation of Healing and Healers. 729 Robert Buckman and Karl Sabbagh (McSherry) (Book) Physicians in health care management: 2. Managing 222 performance: Who, what, how and when? Medicine and the Five Senses. Edited by W.F. Bynum and (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 Roy Porter (Abbott) (Book) 538 Support for future physicians New sensibilities (Huston) (EP) 1375 (Macdonald) (L) 1756 Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating (Tholl) (L) 1756 sexual abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 With changes in GST looming, CMA vows to continue The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of lobbying effort (Sullivan) (NF) 233 patients (Cana.dian Medica.l Association) (Policy) 1884A Physicians, family Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 1433 Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 (Clemenhagen) (E) 1771 Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Psychiatrist's release of confidentia.l information causes rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 controversy in Halifax (Melanson) (NF) 960 Consolider la base: le r6le vital du medecin dans les soins Punishing physicians for sexual infractions de sante primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) (Maclean) (L) 821 845 (Panton) (L) 820 Effectiveness of a program to improve hypertension La relation patient-medecin et l'abus sexuel des patients screening in primary care (Aubin and others) (CCS) 509 (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 1884D Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs Relationships between medical students and patients: a (Lowry) (NF) 1685 legal blind spot (P1) 1411 Guide helos FPs treat patients with HIV disease Sensibilites nouvelles (Huston) (PR) 1375 (Newsbrief) 1123 Sentence: education in ethics (Baylis and Downie) (L) 1195 Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: providing primary care (Sullivan) (NF) 234 Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on (E) 657 college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 New program helps family physicians identify and counsel Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 at-risk drinkers (Newsbrief) 1650 Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 Association) (Policy) 760A When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 (Newsbrief) 1285 Women show growing preference for treatment by female Relatidn between physician characteristics and prescribing physicians (Thorne) (NF) 1466 for elderly people in New Brunswick (Davidson and Physician recruitment See Personnel selection others) (OR) 917 Physician refusal to treat See Refusal to treat Soins obst6triques (revision 1994) (Association m6dicale canadienne) (Politique) 760B xl CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in Physician's role primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from 839 seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Are your patients fit to drive? (Capen) (NF) 988 Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for Utilization of sigmoidoscopy by family physicians in Canada physicians (Sullivan) (NF) 1290 (Glaser) (OR) 367 Consolider la base: le r6le vital du medecin dans les soins "You can't go on like this forever" (OReilly) (NF) 572 de sant6 primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) Physicians for Global Survival (Canada) 845 Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city Dental care of AIDS patients discovers (French) (NF) 1671 (Ismail) (L) 819 Physicians' Guide to Driver Examination (Mackie) (L) 819 Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de l6sion non seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du Physician's practice patterns b6b6 secoue) (American Society of Pediatric Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Neurosurgeons) (EPos) 1244 (E) 331 Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring discovers (French) (NF) 1671 practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 Evidence-based care (Squires) (EP) 1191 Effectiveness of a program to improve hypertension Evidence-based care: 1. Setting priorities: How important is screening in primary care (Aubin and others) (CCS) 509 this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) Evidence-based care (Squires) (EP) 1191 (QC) 1249 Evidence-based care: Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine 1. Setting priorities: How important is this problem? (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) 1249 Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (Robinson) (GT) 2. Setting guidelines: How should we manage this 49 problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) Gerer les ann6es 1990 (Squires) (PR) 119 1417 Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce 3. Measuring performance: How are we managing this (Patrick) (P1) 1775 problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) Helping the addicted smoker 1575 (Brant) (L) 1755 4. Improving performance: How can we improve the way (Hunter) (L) 1755 we manage this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis Resource Group) (QC) 1793 (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 5. Lifelong learning: How can we learn to be more Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous effective? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American 1971 Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new Involvement of Saskatchewan physicians in 30 new health skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (Rafuse) (NF) districts "critical" (Newsbrief) 61 1479 Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia providing primary care (Sullivan) (NF) 234 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Managing the '90s (Squires) (EP) 119 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled (Yakabowich and others) (OR) 1601 children (Coyle) (NF) 401 No time for prevention MDs should assume more responsibility for managing (Perry-Whittingham) (L) 1539 health care, Royal College audience told (Godley) (NF) (Smith) (L) 1539 76 Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Les medecins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D 1873 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay Questionabe prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec and Herbert) (E) 1765 (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 New program helps physicians guide patients to a Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug smoke-free future (Rafuse) (NF) 261 Benefit Plan (McIsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction No time for prevention (Perry-Whittingham) (L) 1539 1060] Pharmacists may pose new challenge to physicians' role, Relation between physician characteristics and prescribing CMA board told (Sullivan) (NF) 1291 for elderly people in New Brunswick (Davidson and Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs others) (OR) 917 missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 Les soins fondes sur les donn6es experimentales (Squires) Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) (PR) 1191 (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Physicians in health care management: one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and 1. Physicians as managers: roles and future challenges others) (OR) 1109 (Leatt) (HCM) 171 Too many prescriptions? (Wheeler) (L) 1059 4. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: Unauthorized release of confidential research outrages NB physicians and hospital funding (Pink and Bolley) physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 (HCM) 1255 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (Moran and Kirk) (L) 1544 6. Physician * bytes * computer (Bolley) (HCM) 1977 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy by family physicians in Canada Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says (Glaser) (OR) 367 (Newsbrief) 1285 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and Les soins fondes sur les donnees experimentales (Squires) others) (HSR) 345 (PR) 1191 Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in (E) 1075 primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) 839

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Tips concerning the T2201 form (Rafuse) (NF) 238 Practice Assessment Program To warn or not to warn (Traub-Werner) (L) 1057 Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 Practice guidelines What will increase the number of organs for Evaluation of red blood cell transfusion practices with the transplantation? Some stra.tegies to consider (Stiller and use of preset criteria (Gha.li and others) (OR) 1449 Abbott) (E) 1401 Evidence-based care: 2. Setting guidelines: How should we When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving manage this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 Group) (QC) 1417 When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (Rafuse) (NF) Physicians, women 1479 Canada's oldest female physician marks her 100th birthday "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, (Rafuse) (Profile) 74 CMA president says (Rafuse) (NF) 1481 Changing face of medicine reflected as the torch is passed Major changes on health care horizon, experts tell CMA in Manotick (Rafuse) (NF) 1468 board (Sullivan) (NF) 2032 Committee dia.gnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks (Huston) (NF) 231 tightrope between MDs, government (Harrison) (NF) FMWC membership growing (Newsbrief) 1649 1873 Interns, residents take NB government to court over Pre-eclampsia billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la Medical licence granted posthumously (Newsbrief) 61 residence (Menard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax Pregnancy deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 Asthma and Allergy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Women show growing preference for treatment by female by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Johnson) physicians (Thorne) (NF) 1466 (Book) 389 PMAC See Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Canada physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Poetry Committee) (CPG) 1561 Mandatory retirement (MacAulay) (L) 323 Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset The night before breast surgery (Yuill) (Poem) 847 streptococcal infection Poisoning (Allen and King) (L) 1200 Intentional iron overdose: an institutional review (Kroeker (Ohlsson and Myhr) (L) 1197 and Minuk) (CCS) 45 Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Police Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk Physicians held in high regard, survey shows (Newsbrief) (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 729 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Political systems by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series Down in the morgue editor, Gideon Koren (Lockitch) (Book) 223 (Arkinstall) (L) 17 Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la (Gardner) (L) 16 residence (M6nard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 (Levy) (L) 17 Pregnancy complications (Littman) (L) 15 Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la (Ray) (L) 17 residence (M6nard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 (Schipper) (L) 16 Prejudice (Shepherd) (L) 16 Dental care of AIDS patients (Ismail) (L) 819 (Stoller) (L) 17 Medicine and misogyny (Teitel) (L) 15 (Mitchell) (L) 129 (Waugh) (L) 17 (Richmond) (L) 129 (Zalev and Zalev) (L) 16 The plan to prevent harassment and discrimination in Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care Ontario universities: Why all the fuss? (Lefebvre) (NF) amidst a concentration camp's horrors (Goldman) (His) 1134 62 Sex, gender and harassment (Squires) (EP) 1051 Politics Sex, gender et harcelement (Squires) (PR) 1051 Dr. Hedy Fry: A political star in the making? (Gray) (NF) Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax 976 deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (Gray) (NF) 554 Premenopause Physicians held in high regard, survey shows (Newsbrief) Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or 729 increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 Population Health Information System See Information systems Prenatal exposure, delayed effects Population surveillance Studying delayed speech Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) (Campbell and others) (L) 648 1633 (Dyke) (L) 647 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 (Lubin) (L) 648 Revision de la definition de cas du SIDA a des fins de (Torbiak) (L) 647 surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 Prescribing patterns See Physician's practice patterns Revision of the surveillance case definition for AIDS in Prevalence Canada (CCDR) 531 Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and Postdural puncture headache See Headache prevalence of dementia (Canadian Study of Health and Postmenopause Aging Working Group) (OR) 899 Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Diabetes among native people increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 (Brassard and others) (L) 645 Power of Dreams Research Award See Awards and prizes, (Worrall) (L) 644 Power of Dreams Research Award xlii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Preventive health services Private medicine takes on the NHS in Britain (Richmond) Les budgets de la sant6 et les programmes de vaccination: (NF) 1459 [correction 1945] etude et priorites (Societ6 canadienne de pediatrie, Privatization Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in (EPos) 1559 Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) Probability 1633 Breast cancer: Can good news be news? (Baines) (E) 139 Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Proceed wih Care 1555 Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead (Yuan) (OR) 1093 to change, or gather dust? (Gray) (NF) 266 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Professional Association of Interns and Residents of Alberta Preventive medicine Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) (Patrick) (P1) 1775 1593 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay Professional Association of Residents and Internes of BC and Herbert) (E) 1765 BC fee cuts anger interns, residents (Newsbrief) 939 No time for prevention Professional Association of Residents and Interns of the (Perry-Whittingham) (L) 1539 Maritime Provinces (Smith) (L) 1539 Interns, residents take NB government to court over Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (Moran and Kirk) (L) 1544 billing-number restrictions (Rafuse) (NF) 257 Primary health care Professional misconduct See Malpractice Consolider la base: le role vital du medecin dans les soins Professional practice location de sante primaires au Canada (Walters and others) (E) Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians 845 to rural areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 Effectiveness of a program to improve hypertension Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing screening in primary care (Aubin and others) (CCS) 509 rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in (Patrick) (PI) 1775 different parts of country, CMA board told (Sullivan) Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in (NF) 2031 providing primary care (Sullivan) (NF) 234 Don't hang your shingle here (Crowe) (NF) 1304 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical and Herbert) (E) 1765 community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 No time for prevention Who should practise? Where? (Smith) (L) 1056 (Perry-Whittingham) (L) 1539 Profile (Smith) (L) 1539 Canada's oldest female physician marks her 100th birthday Nova Scotia task force calls for decentralized health care (Rafuse) 74 system based on primary-care model (Newsbrief) 1650 Dr. David Dawson: Physician, writer, artist ... (Burford Ontario to train nurse practitioners (Newsbrief) 1123 Mason) 762 Ontario to train nurse practitioners - again (Levine) (L) Dr. Michael Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize 1760 (Robinson) 1316 Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says Project HOPE (Newsbrief) 1285 Project established (P) 1676 Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in Prosthesis primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) Neural prosthetics receives a "micro" boost (OReilly) 839 (MSN) 525 User fees (Harris) (L) 463 Protein engineering Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (Moran and Kirk) (L) 1544 Dr. Michael Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize Primary prevention (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Psychiatry staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates 1593 different approaches to psychiatry (Richmond) (NF) 978 La condition physique pas juste pour la forme (Squires) Spirituality slowly gaining recognition among North (PR) 455 American psychiatrists (Morgan and Cohen) (NF) 582 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising NTe Wisdom of the Ego. George E. Vaillant (Hay) (Book) physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis 1644 Committee) (CPG) 1561 Psychotropic drugs Fit is fitting (Squires) (EP) 455 Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 and others) (SA) 489 Public health Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical 1458 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 Prince Edward Island CMA reiterates support for plain cigarette packs Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's (Newsbrief) 1649 first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 The Complete Canadian Health Guide. June Engel (Grant Private practice and Longhurst) (Book) 1641 Physicians in health ca.re management: 5. Payment of Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) 1633 (HCM) 1583 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public Private sector health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 Lessons from Britain (Berger) (L) 325

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xliii Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) Q 1825 QMA (Quebec Medical Association) See Canadian Medical Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in Association, Que. Div. British Columbia and Canada (Hogg and others) (CCS) QMA Express 711 QMA launches new membership newsletter (Newsbrief) 390 Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes Quality assurance, health care meningococciques (RMTC) 1833 Evidence-based care: 3. Measuring performance: How are Major changes on health care horizon, experts tell CMA we managing this problem? (Evidence-Based Care board (Sullivan) (NF) 2032 Resource Group) (QC) 1575 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 (Clemenhagen) (E) 1771 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Quality of health care Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 satisfaction (Rafuse) (NF) 1480 The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what Do drug copayments work? (David) (NF) 1491 will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 Evidence-based care: Public opinion 1. Setting priorities: How important is this problem? Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) 1249 policy on euthanasia (Sullivan) (NF) 950 3. Measuring performance: How are we managing this Extrapolating from MDs' thoughts about euthanasia problem? (Evidence-Based Care Resource Group) (QC) (Gutowski) (L) 1195 1575 Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services 4. Improving performance: How can we improve the way worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 we manage this problem? (Evidence-Based Care Physicians held in high regard, survey shows (Newsbrief) Resource Group) (QC) 1793 729 "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, Pourquoi le revirement? (Huston) (PR) 639 CMA president says (Rafuse) (NF) 1481 Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their care (OR) 701 in Canadian hospitals (Charles and others) (OR) 1813 Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to Ontarians think quality, availability of medical services complementary medicine section (Robb) (NF) 1462 worse than 5 years ago: poll (Newsbrief) 1458 Survey says Canadians think costs of health care, Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource prescription drugs too high (Newsbrief) 1848 (Clemenhagen) (E) 1771 Why the shift? (Huston) (EP) 639 QualityFIRST See Software Publishing Quebec Advertising in medical journals (International Committee Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to of Medical Journal Editors) (PS) 27 refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 And the change goes on (Squires) (EP) 7 Diabetes among native people (Worrall) (L) 644 Appreciating today (Huston) (EP) 1751 Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs Appr6cier le present a sa juste valeur (Huston) (PR) 1751 (Lowry) (NF) 1685 Et la roue continue de tourner (Squires) (PR) 7 Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Evaluating structured abstracts (Squires) (EP) 1535 The birth of a consensus? (Blais and others) (OR) 691 l1valuation des r6sumes structures (Squires) (PR) 1535 Nous accueillons avec plaisir les contributions en franqais Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits present6s aux (Huston) (i) 857 revues biom6dicales (Comit6 international des redacteurs Number of measles cases at lowest level on record de revues medicales) (ItPos) 159 (Newsbrief) 2010 Information a l'intention des 6valuateurs de livres et autres Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language documents (Huston and Heraty) (t) 1954 medicine AMLFC's aim (Martin) (NF) 973 Information for reviewers of books and other media Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec (Huston and Heraty) (E) 1949 (Tamblyn and others) (OR) 1801 Nous accueillons avec plaisir les contributions en francais Should CMAJ publish a French edition? (Huston) (t) 857 (Levallois) (L) 1760 La publicite dans les journaux medicaux (Comit6 (Osterman) (P1) 861 international des redacteurs de revues medicales) (tPos) Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au 27 Quebec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of We welcome French input (Huston) (E) 855 original research articles in the British Medical Joumal, Ministry of Health and Social Services the Canadian Medical Association Joumal and the Journal Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to of the Amenican Medical Association (Taddio and others) refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 (OR) 1611 Quebec Medical Association See Canadian Medical Association, Research and the media (Squires) (E) 851 Que. Div. Should CMAJ publish a French edition? Quinolones (Levallois) (L) 1760 Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of (Osterman) (P1) 861 infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian Summaries of CAMJ articles (Kapur) (L) 1760 Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial Unauthorized release of confidentia.l research outrages NB Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Quintuplets Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to The Dionnes weren't Canada's first quints (Armstrong) biomedical journals (International Committee of Medical (His) 963 Journal Editors) (PS) 147 We welcome French input (Huston) (E) 855 Pulmonary embolism -R- Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin Radioallergosorbent test prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip Radioallergosorbent testing for penicillin allergy in family replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 practice (Worrall and others) (OR) 37 xliv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Testing penicillin allergy Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) (Warrington) (L) 1060 (E) 1075 (Worrall and Hull) (L) 1060 Regulated Health Professions Amendment Act, 1993, Ont. Radiography Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (Maclean) (L) Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising 821 physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis Rehabilitation Committee) (CPG) 1561 Clinical Cardiac Rehabilitation: a Cardiologist's Guide. Ramsay, Jacques Edited by Fredric J. Pashkow and William A. Dafoe Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with (McKelvie) (Book) 387 Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction Guidelines on cardiovascular services released (Newsbrief) 649] 1458 Ramsey, Paul I.O.U.: Adventures of a Medical Scientist. John V. Basmajian Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about (Fisher) (Book) 935 BC's new health minister (Mullens) (NF) 743 Rehabilitation of the Knee: a Problem-Solving Approach. Randomized controlled trials Bruce H. Greenfield (Johnson) (Book) 2001 An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) Rehabilitation centres (LE) 252 Ottawa Rehabilitation Centre, Ottawa, Ont. Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who streptococcal infection stutter (Rafuse) (NF) 754 (Allen and King) (L) 1200 How to assist a patient who stutters (Rafuse) (NF) 755 (Ohlsson and Myhr) (L) 1197 Releve des maladies transmissibles au Canada Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Conf6rence de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) one randomized trial make a difference? (Iscoe and 1633 others) (OR) 1109 Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) m6ningococciques (RMTC) 1833 (E) 1075 R6vision de la definition de cas du SIDA a des fins de Ranitidine surveillance au Canada (RMTC) 533 Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug Religion and psychology Benefit Plan (McIsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Spirituality slowly gaining recognition among North 1060] American psychiatrists (Morgan and Cohen) (NF) 582 RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) See Canadian Forces, Royal Remillard, Francis Canadian Air Force Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to RCAMC (Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps) See Canadian refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 Forces, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps The Remmelink Report RCPSC See Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 Canada Renal disease, end-stage See Kidney failure, chronic Reade, Herbert Taylor Reproduction Canadian physicians in wartime Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive (Drummond) (L) 1944 technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services Reagent kits, diagnostic (Brooks) (NF) 970 Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 Rectal diseases The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead ABC of Colorectal Diseases. Edited by DJ. Jones and to change, or gather dust? (Gray) (NF) 266 M.H. Irving (Bowes) (Book) 2002 Research Red blood cell transfusion See Erythrocyte transfusion Advertising or research? (Short) (L) 11 Reference books, medical An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) STAT! Ref Medical Reference Software on CD-ROM. Teton (LE) 252 Data Systems (Cameron) (Book) 2001 Antibiotics and resistance: Hand in hand? (Robinson) Referral and consultation (MSN) 927 Good and bad in Canada Appreciating today (Huston) (EP) 1751 (Gruneir) (L) 1380 Appr6cier le present A sa juste valeur (Huston) (PR) 1751 (Silverman) (L) 1380 Clinical-trial registration Refugees (Lapierre and Mohr) (L) 1939 Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of (Moher) (L) 1939 torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with practice, research closer together (Rafuse) (NF) 250 torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Refusal to treat technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Garlick) (L) 462 Dr. Michael Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize Dental care of AIDS patients (Ismail) (L) 819 (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 Regional health planning The ethics of gene research (Robinson) (GT) 721 Nova Scotia task force calls for decentralized health care Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact system based on primary-care model (Newsbrief) 1650 on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Founder of world's longest-running cardiovascular study Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the dies in Winnipeg (Newsbrief) 728 workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 "Free" intellectual inquiry (Frei) (L) 643 Registered Retirement Savings Plan See Investments Genome projects: bridging into the future (Robinson) Registries (GT) 1119 Clinical-trial registration Les m6decins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) (Lapierre and Mohr) (L) 1939 (Association m6dicale canadienne) (Politique) 256D (Moher) (L) 1939 Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 256A

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead Right to die to change, or gather dust? (Gray) (NF) 266 Hemlock's Cup: the Struggle for Death with Dignity. Research and the media. (Squires) (E) 851 Donald W. Cox (Senn) (Book) 931 The review process for applied-research grant proposals: Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) suggestions for revision (Birkett) (P1) 1227 (OR) 701 Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn Risk from medical journa.ls? (Naylor) (E) 1207 Breast cancer: Can good news be news? (Baines) (E) 139 Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, More than 60% of hypertensive patients don't take researchers (Johnston) (NF) 1681 medicine as prescribed, survey reveals (Newsbrief) 230 Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease 249 among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (Robinson) (MSN) 1619 and Tan) (OR) 203 Una.uthorized release of confidential research outrages NB Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the physicians, scientific community (Newsbrief) 728 Ontario Antenata.l Record in assessing obstetric risk Writing papers and changing minds (Schipper and Minden) (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 (E) 1075 Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus Research support lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a Risk factors cautionary tale (Guya.tt) (NF) 951 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising An ana.lysis of finder's fees in clinical research (Maher) physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis (LE) 252 Committee) (CPG) 1561 Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (Harrison) "Free" intellectual inquiry (Frei) (L) 643 (NF) 1310 Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (Rockwood increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 and others) (SA) 489 Implications of increase in number of patients with Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (Gray) (NF) will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) 2027 1145 Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine first pharmaceutical showcase (Ellenberger) (NF) 1140 fa.ilure and evaluation of a selective revaccination stra.tegy The review process for applied-resea.rch grant proposals: (Yuan) (OR) 1093 suggestions for revision (Birkett) (P1) 1227 Mise a. jour sur l'osteoporose (Institut canadien de la Reviewing a.pplied-research grant proposals: Can we learn recherche sur la condition physique et le mode de vie) from medical journa.ls? (Naylor) (E) 1207 (DR) 548 US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and Periodic health examination, 1994 update: slumping prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 1. Obesity in childhood (Canadian Task Force on the We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall Periodic Health Examination) (CPG) 871 (Erola.) (NF) 955 2. Screening strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon Residency See Internship and residency and others) (CPG) 1961 Resource Intensity Weights See Health resources Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Respiratory tract infections Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of (Hutchison and Milner) (OR) 1983 infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial disease, MDs advised (Harrison) (NF) 1311 Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] Update on osteoporosis (Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Resuscitation orders Research Institute) (RF) 547 Hospita.l policies on life-sustaining treatments and advance RNAO See Registered Nurses Association of Ontario directives in Canada (Rasooly and others) (OR) 1265 Ross, Charlotte Retinoids Medical licence granted posthumously (Newsbrief) 61 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Royal Canadian Air Force See Canadian Forces, Royal by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series Canadian Air Force editor, Gideon Koren (Lockitch) (Book) 223 Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps See Canadian Forces, Retirement Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps How old is old? Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Faloon) (L) 1057 Bishop, Agnes (P) 411 (Livingston) (L) 1056 Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to (Watson) (L) 1056 cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Mandatory retirement Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine (Dain and Dain) (L) 323 (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 (Holland) (L) 1383 MDs should assume more responsibility for managing (MacAulay) (L) 323 health care, Royal College audience told (Godley) (NF) (Reid) (L) 1383 76 Revenue Canada Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (Rafuse) (NF) 1147 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says Revenue Canada consultations with CMA lea.d to major (Newsbrief) 1285 revisions in disability tax credit form (Rafuse) (NF) 237 Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies Tips concerning the T2201 form (Rafuse) (NF) 238 Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Rhabdomyolysis technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 Rhabdomyolyse severe chez un patient recevant lovastatine, The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead danazol et doxycycline (Dalla.ire and Chamberland) (Cas) to change, or gather dust? (Gray) (NF) 266 1991 RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) See Investments

xlvi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Rural health Scientific misconduct Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians L'examen par les pairs: renseignements A l'intention des to rura.l areas (Brooks) (NF) 576 examinateurs (Huston) (E) 1217 Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Information for peer reviewers (Huston) (E) 1211 rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 Scrimger, Francis Alexander Caron Diabetes among native people (Worrall) (L) 644 "The greatest devotion to duty": Dr. Francis Scrimger and Isolation a blessing and a curse for Yellowknife's medical his Victoria Cross (McCulloch) (His) 414 community (Cavers) (NF) 2029 Seat belts "You can't go on like this forever" (OReilly) (NF) 572 Accident victim had physician's letter exempting her from Russia seat-belt use (Newsbrief) 391 Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, Self care researchers (Johnston) (NF) 1681 Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact on medical care (Lynch) (NF) 561 Self-help groups -s- Spirituality slowly gaining recognition among North Safety American psychiatrists (Morgan and Cohen) (NF) 582 Bicycle helmets not the only answer (Stewart) (L) 820 Semantics Sandoz Canada Definition of gender Funds Terry Fox Laboratory (P) 1676 (Cohen) (L) 130 Sandoz Prize applications invited (P) 1675 (Leneck) (L) 130 Sanofi Winthrop On language (Yeandle-Hignell) (L) 1380 Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 Sequence analysis, DNA Saskatchewan Genome projects: bridging into the future (Robinson) Involvement of Saskatchewan physicians in 30 new health (GT) 1119 districts "critical" (Newsbrief) 61 Sex Number of measles cases at lowest level on record The Adam Principle. Genes, Genitals, Hormones, & Gender: (Newsbrief) 2010 Selected Readings in Sexology. John Money (Kuntz) Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease (Book) 935 among registered native people in Saskatchewan (Dyck Definition of gender and Tan) (OR) 203 (Cohen) (L) 130 Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) (Leneck) (L) 130 (NF) 1884 On language (Yeandle-Hignell) (L) 1380 Health Services Utilization and Research Commission Sex, gender and harassment (Squires) (EP) 1051 Saskatchewan publishes newsletter on health care practices, Sex, gender et harcelement (Squires) (PR) 1051 utilization patterns (Newsbrief) 229 Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, Saskatchewan Medical Association See Canadian Medical cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 Association, Sask. Div. Sex education Schering Canada Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Research Fellowship (P) 411 technolgies not without dissent (Santin) (NF) 747 Travelling Fellowship (P) 411 Sex offences Schools CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical physicians (Sullivan) (NF) 1290 education in schools (Rafuse) (NF) 80 New sensibilities (Huston) (EP) 1375 Schools, medical Ontario passes tough legislation aimed at eliminating sexual "Abuse" in medical school? abuse in health care (Newsbrief) 550 (Harris) (L) 1940 The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of (Moscarello and others) (L) 1940 patients (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 1884A Canadian Medical Schools: Two Centuries ofMedical Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of History, 1822 to 1992. N. Tait McPhedran (Waugh) obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) (Book) 933 1433 Canadian self-sufficiency in physician resources (Maudsley) Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (E) 21 (Maclean) (L) 821 Differences in abuse reported by female and male (Panton) (L) 820 Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) La relation patient-m6decin et l'abus sexuel des 357 patients (Association medicale canadienne) (Politique) Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, 1884D researchers (Johnston) (NF) 1681 Relationships between medical students and patients: a Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, legal blind spot (P1) 1411 cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322 Sensibilites nouvelles (Huston) (PR) 1375 Who should practise? Where? Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: (Gregory) (L) 1055 Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 (Smith) (L) 1056 Supreme Court declines to review lower-court decision on Canadian Forces Medical Services School, Borden, Ont. college's disciplinary action (Newsbrief) 229 Canadian Forces physician assistants (Talbot) (L) 1058 Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 International Medical College, Malaysia Women show growing preference for treatment by female Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash physicians (Thorne) (NF) 1466 infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 Sexual discrimination See Prejudice Meiii College of Oriental Medicine, Kyoto, Japan Sexual harassment Traditional medicine finds a place in technology-oriented "Abuse" in medical school? Japan (Audet) (NF) 1473 (Harris) (L) 1940 Sciatic nerve (Moscarello and others) (L) 1940 Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA site (MacDonald and Ma.rcuse) (L) 326 (Huston) (NF) 231

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xlvii Differences in abuse reported by female and male Information sheets about smoking hazards available for Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 357 New program helps physicians guide patients to a Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says smoke-free future (Rafuse) (NF) 261 (Lechky) (NF) 737 Norm Delarue took on the tobacco industry long before it Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the was the fashionable thing to do (Waugh) (V) 64 workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 The plan to prevent ha.rassment and discrimination in Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive Ontario universities: Why a.ll the fuss? (Lefebvre) (NF) disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 1134 Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 Sex, gender and harassment (Squires) (EP) 1051 Smoking-cessa.tion program targets low-income women Sex, gender et harcelement (Squires) (PR) 1051 (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 Sexually transmitted diseases Tobacco tax controversy (Glynn-Morris) (L) 1058 Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what infections with gram-negative pathogens (Canadian will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 Infectious Disease Society, Committee on Antimicrobial Unsung heroes in the antismoking crusade (Stevenson) (L) Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 [correction 1544] 1382 Male circumcision in Canada When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a (Jones) (L) 1541 good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 (Lynch) (L) 1543 WHO marks World No-Tobacco Day May 31 (Newsbrief) Sigmoidoscopy 1649 Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening Smoking cessation strategies for colorectal cancer (Solomon and others) American guidelines show physicians how to help patients (CPG) 1961 quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (Moran and Kirk) (L) 1544 Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning Utilization of sigmoidoscopy by family physicians in Canada smokers from tobacco (Santin) (NF) 258 (Glaser) (OR) 367 Helping the addicted smoker Sinusitis (Brant) (L) 1755 Sinusitis: Pathophysiology and Treatment. Edited by (Hunter) (L) 1755 Howard M. Druce. Clinical Allergy and Immunology Information sheets about smoking hazards available for Series, vol. 1; editor, Michael A. Kaliner (Mendelsohn) physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 (Book) 933 Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (Lindsay Skinnider, Marie and Herbert) (E) 1765 Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with New program helps physicians guide patients to a Mddecins Sans Fronti6res (Newsbrief) 391 [correction smoke-free future (Rafuse) (NF) 261 649] Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs Sleep missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 US hospital seeks ways to let patients have undisturbed Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 sleep (Newsbrief) 1286 Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women Sleep deprivation (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 US hospital seeks ways to let patients have undisturbed Unsung heroes in the antismoking crusade (Stevenson) (L) sleep (Newsbrief) 1286 1382 SMA (Saskatchewan Medical Association) See Canadian Smuggling See Crime Medical Association, Sask. Div. Social behaviour Smallpox "Abuse" in medical school? Smallpox and AIDS (Battershill) (L) 128 (Harris) (L) 1940 Smallpox vaccine (Moscarello and others) (L) 1940 Smallpox and AIDS (Battershill) (L) 128 Differences in abuse reported by female and male Smith, Michael Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) Dr. Micha.el Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize 357 (Robinson) (Profile) 1316 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves Smoking against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 American guidelines show physicians how to help patients Social change quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 Medicine, Law and Social Change: the Impact of Bioethics, Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Feminism and Rights Movements on Medical 1123 Decision-Making. Leanne Darvall. Medico-Legal Series CMA ca.lls on government to legislate plain packaging for (Dickens) (Book) 1275 all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 Taking kids to the doctor CMA reiterates support for plain ciga.rette packs (Dillon) (L) 1059 (Newsbrief) 1649 (Freeman) (L) 1059 Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Social class cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Drawing the ethica.l line between organ transplantation and will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) lifestyle abuse (Kluge) (NF) 745 1145 Early warnings about smoking (Cass) (L) 823 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 smokers from tobacco (Santin) (NF) 258 Social Contract Act Fiscal disaster driving hea.lth care reform in Nova Scotia Ontario won't let MDs close offices (Newsbrief) 61 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Social environment Helping the addicted smoker Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients (Brant) (L) 1755 will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) (Hunter) (L) 1755 1145 xlviii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Social problems Spouse abuse Challenging dogma (Anderson) (L) 130 New sensibilities (Huston) (EP) 1375 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased Sensibilites nouvelles (Huston) (PR) 1375 US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) 1855 Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 Social security Ssenyonga, Charles CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms HIV-positive man who infected women dies before court (Rafuse) (NF) 944 verdict delivered (Johnston) (NF) 248 Societies, medical STAT! Ref See Software Medical Chirurgical Society, Montreal, Que. STD See Sexually transmitted diseases Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Society marks its 150th Stomach neoplasms birthday (Waugh) (V) 398 Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Sherman) (CR) obstetrician-gynecologists (Lamont and Woodward) (OR) 177 1433 Indications for treatment of Helicobacterpylori infection: a Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: systematic overview (Veldhuyzen van Zanten and Regulations are not a panacea (Shaw) (E) 1397 Sherman) (CR) 189 Society of Rural Physicians Stop Smoking - A program for women Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women rural medicine (OReilly) (NF) 571 (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Street drugs Curtis G. Hames Research Award (P) 1308 Challenging dogma (Anderson) (L) 130 Socioeconomic factors Strengthening the Foundation: the Role ofthe Physician in Primary Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Health Care in Canada will modify behaviour, conference told (Silversides) (NF) Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in 1145 providing primary care (Sullivan) (NF) 234 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Primary care best delivered by MDs, CMA says and socioeconomic status (Silversides) (NF) 1146 (Newsbrief) 1285 Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 primary health care in Canada (Walters and others) (E) Socioeconomic status See Social class 839 Software Streptococcal infections Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679 streptococcal infection STAT! Ref Medical Reference Software on CD-ROM. Teton (Allen and King) (L) 1200 Data Systems (Cameron) (Book) 2001 (Ohlsson and Myhr) (L) 1197 Solvay Kingswood Stress disorders, post-traumatic Power of Dreams Research Award (P) 412 Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of Sommaire de politique de I'AMC See Canadian Medical torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 Association, Policy statements Stress, psychologic Soviet Union See Former Soviet Union Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Specialties, medical staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Forging a new subspecialty: general internal medicine 1593 (Robinson) (MSN) 1995 Companion Through the Darkness: Inner Dialogues on Grief. Speech Stephanie Ericsson (Thomas) (Book) 225 Studying delayed speech Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la (Campbell and others) (L) 648 residence (Menard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 (Dyke) (L) 647 Stress in residency training: Symptom management or (Lubin) (L) 648 active treatment? (van Ineveld) (E) 1549 (Torbiak) (L) 647 Stroke See Cerebrovascular disorders Speech disorders Students, medical Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who "Abuse" in medical school? stutter (Rafuse) (NF) 754 (Harris) (L) 1940 How to assist a patient who stutters (Rafuse) (NF) 755 (Moscarello and others) (L) 1940 Speech therapy Differences in abuse reported by female and male Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) stutter (Rafuse) (NF) 754 357 Spinal puncture Equality for new MDs? (Verma) (L) 1378 Cr before lumbar puncture Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash (Archer) (L) 465 infusion for Canadian schools (Robb) (NF) 2011 (Tallon) (L) 464 Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his Postdural puncture headache medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 (Crosby) (L) 821 The 1994 CIMS match: It's dej'A vu all over again (Rafuse) (Morewood) (L) 822 (Ed) 965 (Parkinson) (L) 821 On Call: Principles and Protocols. 2nd ed. Shane A. Spiritualism Marshall and John Ruedy (Birmingham) (Book) 1276 Spirituality slowly gaining recognition among North Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant American psychiatrists (Morgan and Cohen) (NF) 582 dean for gender issues (Rafuse) (NF) 404 Sports Relationships between medical students and patients: a Play it safe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) legal blind spot (P1) 1411 1847 Sex, gender and harassment (Squires) (EP) 1051 Sports medicine Sex, gender et harcelement (Squires) (PR) 1051 Rehabilitation of the Knee: a Problem-Solving Approach. Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, Bruce H. Greenfield (Johnson) (Book) 2001 cultural influences, committee says (Rafuse) (Ed) 1322

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 xlix Support for future physicians Syringes (Macdonald) (L) 1756 New syringe will "automatically prevent" needlestick (Narini) (L) 1755 injuries, company claims (Newsbrief) 1285 (Tholl) (L) 1756 Stuttering Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who -T- stutter (Rafuse) (NF) 754 Tamoxifen How to assist a patient who stutters (Rafuse) (NF) 755 Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Substance abuse increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Task Force on the Treatment of Obesity staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning 1593 very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Concerned Intervention: When Your Loved One Won't Quit Taxes Alcohol or Drugs. John and Pat O'Neill (Toneatto) Broad-based tax may replace GST, CMA says (Newsbrief) (Book) 388 1457 The Facts about Drug Use: Coping with Drugs and Alcohol in CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs Your Family, at Work, in Your Community. Barry Stimmel in brief to Commons committee (Sullivan) (NF) 1287 and the editors of Consumer Reports Books (Rootman) CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms (Book) 222 (Rafuse) (NF) 944 Substance abuse treatment centres See Drug treatment centres Disability tax credit form Substance dependence (Ludwig) (L) 1941 Challenging dogma (Anderson) (L) 130 (Walters) (L) 1941 Health care abuse Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to (Cunningham) (L) 1379 cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 (Watson and Boyd) (L) 1379 Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 Paranoid psychosis induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive (Ticoll and Shugar) (Cas) 375 disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 Substance use disorders Revenue Canada consultations with CMA lead to major Abstinence or controlled drinking? (Jacyk) (L) 461 revisions in disability tax credit form (Rafuse) (NF) 237 Suicide, assisted Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco policy Conseil g6neral (Squires) (PR) 1935 needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of Tips concerning the T2201 form (Rafuse) (NF) 238 policy on euthanasia (Sullivan) (NF) 950 Tobacco tax controversy (Glynn-Morris) (L) 1058 Extrapolating from MDs' thoughts about euthanasia The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what (Gutowski) (L) 1195 will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 General Council (Squires) (EP) 1935 With changes in GST looming, CMA vows to continue Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce lobbying effort (Sullivan) (NF) 233 (Patrick) (P1) 1775 Women MDs disappointed by ruling refusing tax Hemlock's Cup: the Struggle for Death with Dignity. deductions for child-care expenses (Newsbrief) 390 Donald W. Cox (Senn) (Book) 931 Technology, radiologic Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (Robinson) (MSN) 1619 Pourquoi le revirement? (Huston) (PR) 639 Tectonidis, Milton Public attitudes toward the right to die (Genuis and others) Seven Canadian physicians working in the field with (OR) 701 Medecins Sans Frontieres (Newsbrief) 391 [correction What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An 649] update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) Teratogens (NF) 395 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Why the shift? (Huston) (EP) 639 by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series Sunlight editor, Gideon Koren (Lockitch) (Book) 223 Play it safe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) Terezin See Czech Republic, Terezin 1847 Terminal care Surgery Living Beyond Limits: New Hope and Help for Facing Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (Margolese) Life-Threatening Illness. David Spiegel (Crabb) (Book) (E) 331 1276 Change and variation (Huston) (EP) 319 Oxford Terxtbook of Palliative Medicine. Edited by Derek Changement et variation (Huston) (PR) 319 Doyle, Geoffrey W.C. Hanks and Neil MacDonald Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg (Latimer) (Book) 540 hospitals (Stewart) (NF) 1679 Physicians and euthanasia (de Veber) (L) 124 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (Iscoe and What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An others) (HSR) 345 update following the CMA annual meeting (Sawyer) Surgery, eye (NF) 395 Should technicians perform surgery? Terminology See Nomenclature (Jones) (L) 1197 Texas (Loosmore) (L) 1197 Doctors duck as feathers fly over advertising campaign in (Romanchuk) (L) 1196 Texas (Newsbrief) 1848 (Spencer) (L) 1196 Therapeutic equivalency (Velos) (L) 1197 Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug Surgical technician See Health personnel Benefit Plan (McIsaac and others) (E) 473 [correction Sympathomimetics 1060] Paranoid psychosis induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray Third World See Developing countries (Ticoll and Shugar) (Cas) 375 Thrombolytic therapy Syntex Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute Pharmaceutical Roundtable Research Fellowships (P) 1675 myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic therapy (Kitching and others) (Cas) 519

I CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Thrombophlebitis Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip Tomography, computed replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 CT before lumbar puncture Tissue donors (Archer) (L) 465 Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions (Tallon) (L) 464 about organ donation (Rafuse) (Ed) 1478 Tonsillectomy On subjectivity (Nelems) (NF) 65 Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (Rafuse) Une 6valuation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au (NF) 1884 Qu6bec (Carrier and others) (NR) 1443 Toronto See Ontario, Toronto What will increase the number of organs for Torture transplantation? Some strategies to consider (Stiller and Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of Abbott) (E) 1401 torture victims (Martin) (NF) 408 TNM (Tumour-node-metastases) system See Neoplasm staging Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with Tobacco torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 American guidelines show physicians how to help patients Total mastectomy See Mastectomy, simple quit smoking (Newsbrief) 1285 Total quality management Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Physicians in health care management: 2. Managing 1123 performance: Who, what, how and when? The cigarette economy (Waugh) (V) 1124 (Lemieux-Charles) (HCM) 481 CMA calls on government to legislate plain packaging for Toward a New Consensus on Health Care Financing in Canada all tobacco products (Newsbrief) 2009 CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in CMA reiterates support for plain cigarette packs Canada (Scully) (NF) 1484 (Newsbrief) 1649 Trauma See Wounds and injuries CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) Trauma centres 262 R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, Baltimore, Md, USA Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 Early warnings about smoking (Cass) (L) 823 Travel Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning ABC ofHealthy Travel. 4th ed. Eric Walker, Glyn Williams smokers from tobacco (Santin) (NF) 258 and Fiona Raeside (Lawee) (Book) 934 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia It pays to read the fine print (Rafuse) (NF) 946 (Rafuse) (NF) 392 Treatment refusal Helping the addicted smoker When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving (Brant) (L) 1755 medical treatment? (Nathanson) (LE) 1323 (Hunter) (L) 1755 Trent, Bill Information sheets about smoking hazards available for Longtime CMAJ contributor Bill Trent dies (Newsbrief) physicians' offices (Newsbrief) 1286 1457 New program helps physicians guide patients to a Truth disclosure smoke-free future (Rafuse) (NF) 261 Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns Norm Delarue took on the tobacco industry long before it doctors (Capen) (NF) 1863 was the fashionable thing to do (Waugh) (V) 64 Tuberculin test Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis missing the boat? (Hunter) (NF) 239 Committee) (CPG) 1561 Reducing federal tax on cigarettes a retrogressive Tuberculosis disappointing action: CMA (Newsbrief) 729 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco physician (Canadian Thoracic Society, Tuberculosis policy needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 Committee) (CPG) 1561 Smoke-free future (Wilson) (L) 1544 Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 Tobacco company advertising (Blecher) (L) 323 Tuberculosis will kill millions by 2000 (Newsbrief) 940 Tobacco tax controversy (Glynn-Morris) (L) 1058 Tuberculosis, pulmonary The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and will it do to our health? (Gray) (NF) 1295 children (Canadian Paediatric Society, Infectious Diseases Unsung heroes in the antismoking crusade (Stevenson) (L) and Immunization Committee) (CPG) 1233 1382 Tumour-node-metastases system See Neoplasm staging When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 WHO marks World No-Tobacco Day May 31 (Newsbrief) -U- 1649 UI (Unemployment insurance) See Social security Tobacco Access Act, NS Ultrasonography Nova Scotia cuts tobacco tax (Newsbrief) 1847 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (Robinson) (MSN) 1619 Tobacco Products Control Act Ultrasonography, prenatal Antismoking coalition wins intervenor status (Newsbrief) Studying delayed speech 1123 (Campbell and others) (L) 648 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (Rafuse) (NF) 262 (Dyke) (L) 647 Tobacco use disorder (Lubin) (L) 648 Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning (Torbiak) (L) 647 smokers from tobacco (Santin) (NF) 258 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (Robinson) (MSN) 1619 Helping the addicted smoker Ultraviolet rays (Brant) (L) 1755 Play it safe in the sun, dermatologists warn (Newsbrief) (Hunter) (L) 1755 1847

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Ii Umbilicus McMaster University, Hamilton, Ont. Pierced navals are troublesome (Lena) (L) 646 Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a Uncompensated care cautionary tale (Guyatt) (NF) 951 Canadian hospita.ls taking no-nonsense approach to 'The best and the brightest" selected for Ontario's first outstanding debts (Waters) (NF) 569 midwifery program (Sears Williams) (NF) 734 Unemployment insurance See Social security Respirology research (P) 1675 Uninsured services See Health services We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall L'Union m&dicale du Canada (Erola) (NF) 955 Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language University Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia medicine AMLFC's aim (Martin) (NF) 973 Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his United Soviet Socialist Republics See Former Soviet Union medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 United States University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alta. Access to Health Care in America. Committee on Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) Institute of Medicine. Edited by Michael Millman 1593 (Rachlis) (Book) 1641 Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 Californians to vote on single-payer system (Newsbrief) Stress in residency training: Symptom management or 1847 active treatment? (van Ineveld) (E) 1549 Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ont. Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 Neuroscience Research Institute (P) 412 Canadian physicians may hear footsteps of change as US Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant tiptoes toward health care reform (Barer and others) dean for gender issues (Rafuse) (NF) 404 (NF) 980 University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask. Distillers use antismuggling argument in urging Ottawa to Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his cut "sin" taxes (Newsbrief) 939 medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 Doctors duck as feathers fly over advertising campaign in University of Toronto, Toronto, Ont. Texas (Newsbrief) 1848 Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble Fixing health care systems beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 (Bobechko) (L) 1057 Ontario to train nurse practitioners - again (Levine) (L) (Korcok) (L) 1057 1760 Good and bad in Canada University of Western Ontario, London, Ont. (Gruneir) (L) 1380 Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, (Silverman) (L) 1380 researchers (Johnston) (NF) 1681 Growth in number of advertisements indicates Urinary tract infections increased US interest in Canadian MDs (Sullivan) (NF) Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment 1855 of infections with gram-negative pathogens Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis (Canadian Infectious Disease Society, Committee (Kjellstrand and Moody) (E) 1067 on Antimicrobial Agents; and Louie) (CPG) 669 A physician who came home (Silverman) (L) 323 [correction 1544] Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of Male circumcision in Canada physicians and organization of medical services (Vayda) (Jones) (L) 1541 (HCM) 1583 (Lynch) (L) 1543 Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco User fees See Fees, medical policy needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (Walters) (E) 143 USSR (United Soviet Socialist Republics) See Former Soviet Support for future physicians Union (Macdona.ld) (L) 1756 Utilization of health services See Health services needs and (Narini) (L) 1755 demand (Tholl) (L) 1756 US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and slumping prices, report says (Rafuse) (NF) 1306 US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Vaccination Canada's primary care MDs (Korcok) (NF) 1849 Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination What colour is your parachute - red, white and blue? etude et priorites (Societ6 canadienne de pediatrie, (Rafuse) (Ed) 1653 Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) Universities (EPos) 1559 The plan to prevent harassment and discrimination in Conf6rence de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) Ontario universities: Why all the fuss? (Lefebvre) (NF) 1633 1134 Guidelines for control of meningococcal disease (CCDR) Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS 1825 Dalhousie medical school's artist-in-residence uses Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for unique methods to interpret brain's mysteries (Robb) review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, (NF) 1125 Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his 1555 medical students (Robb) (NF) 2013 Lignes directrices pour la lutte contre les atteintes Medical humanities program popular addition at Dalhousie m6ningococciques (RMTC) 1833 (Robb) (NF) 1127 Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors for vaccine McGill University, Montreal, Que. failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination strategy Five hospitals affiliated with McGill vote in favour of new (Yuan) (OR) 1093 superhospital (Newsbrief) 2009 Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection McGill expertise making a difference in Ethiopia (Zakus) site (MacDonald and Marcuse) (L) 326 (NF) 1668 Ontario to offer hepatitis B vaccinations to Grade 7 Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Society marks its 150th students this fall (Newsbrief) 2010 birthday (Waugh) (V) 398 Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625

lii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local War crimes reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of Down in the morgue diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (Scheifele and (Arkinstall) (L) 17 others) (OR) 29 (Gardner) (L) 16 WHO calls for international effort to control cervical (Levy) (L) 17 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 (Littman) (L) 15 Vaccines (Ray) (L) 17 Les budgets de la sant6 et les programmes de vaccination: (Schipper) (L) 16 etude et priorites (Societ6 canadienne de pediatrie, (Shepherd) (L) 16 Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation) (Stoller) (L) 17 (tPos) 1559 (Teitel) (L) 15 Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humble (Waugh) (L) 17 beginning in Toronto stable (Wilton) (His) 750 (Zalev and Zalev) (L) 16 Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for Warfarin review and prioritization (Canadian Paediatric Society, Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee) (PS) prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip 1555 replacement (O'Brien and others) (CR) 1083 Local adverse effects of meningococcal vaccine (Scheifele Water and others) (L) 14 Many questions but no clear answers on link between Vaginal smears aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (Ross) (NF) 68 The adequacy of the Papanicolaou smear (Canadian Weight loss Society of Cytology) (PS) 25 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: health problems, doctor warns (Lechky) (NF) 78 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning (CR) 681 very-low-energy diets (Rafuse) (NF) 957 Papanicolaou smear Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 1. Obesity in (Colgan) (L) 1757 childhood (Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health (Lipa and others) (L) 1756 Examination) (CPG) 871 Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) 249 Whiplash injuries Le test de Papanicolaou acceptable (Societ6 canadienne de Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de lesion non cytologie) (EPos) 26 accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du Vancouver Association for Survivors of Torture b6be secoue) (American Society of Pediatric Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with Neurosurgeons) (tPos) 1244 torture victims (Godley) (NF) 406 Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous Vasoconstrictor agents, nasal system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American Paranoid psychosis induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 (Ticoll and Shugar) (Cas) 375 WHO See World Health Organization Vaughan, Garth Whooping cough Dr. Garth Vaughan and his pond of dreams (Rafuse) (NF) Conference de concertation sur la coqueluche (RMTC) 413 1633 Venous thrombosis See Thrombophlebitis Pertussis consensus conference (CCDR) 1625 Very-low-energy diet See Diet, reducing Wilson, Orville Violence Changing face of medicine reflected as the torch is passed Nurses can be abusers, too (Rafuse) (NF) 742 in Manotick (Rafuse) (NF) 1468 Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says Windsor, NS See Nova Scotia, Windsor (Lechky) (NF) 737 Wit and humour Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the Fit to be tied (Waugh) (V) 1476 workplace (Lechky) (NF) 738 Withdrawal of life support See Life support systems Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves Women against physical threats, harassment (Capen) (NF) 1302 Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA Vitamin E (Huston) (NF) 231 Vitamin E and dapsone-induced hemolysis Differences in abuse reported by female and male (Pehr and Forsey) (L) 128 Canadian medical students (Moscarello and others) (OR) (Smith) (L) 128 357 Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women (Johnston) (NF) 247 [correction 649] Medicine and misogyny Waiting lists (Mitchell) (L) 129 Shortage of MRI equipment (Magnuson) (L) 324 (Richmond) (L) 129 Waiting for surgery Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant (Carrier and Pelletier) (L) 324 dean for gender issues (Rafuse) (NF) 404 (Langer) (L) 324 Treating female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 War Women show growing preference for treatment by female Canadian physicians in wartime physicians (Thorne) (NF) 1466 (Drummond) (L) 1944 Women's health (McCulloch) (L) 1945 Breast cancer: Can good news be news? (Baines) (E) 139 (Tallon) (L) 1944 Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: (Vandewater) (L) 1944 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) The cigarette economy (Waugh) (V) 1124 (CR) 681 D-Day and Doug (Waugh) (V) 1872 Class-action suits appear destined to become part of 'The greatest devotion to duty": Dr. Francis Scrimger and Canada's medicolegal landscape (Johnston) (NF) 1292 his Victoria Cross (McCulloch) (His) 414 Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA The RCAMC and the beaches of Normandy (McCulloch) (Huston) (NF) 231 (His) 1866 Epidural analgesia a godsend (Perlin) (L) 649

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 liii The fourth clinic (Ramzi) (NF) 1494 World health Funding for breast cancer research must be maintained or Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) increased, oncologist says (Newsbrief) 390 549 Manitoba to establish breast-screening program McGill expertise making a difference in Ethiopia (Zakus) (Newsbrief) 230 (NF) 1668 Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women Tuberculosis will kill millions by 2000 (Newsbrief) 940 (Johnston) (NF) 247 [correction 649] When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a New sensibilities (Huston) (EP) 1375 good example for their patients (Audet) (NF) 1673 Pain relief during childbirth WHO calls for international effort to control cervical (Levine) (L) 1759 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 (Smedstad) (L) 1758 World Health Organization The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead Cure for hemophilia within reach, WHO says (Newsbrief) to change, or gather dust? (Gray) (NF) 266 2010 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Food irradiation "promising" technique: WHO (Newsbrief) by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series 549 editor, Gideon Koren (Lockitch) (Book) 223 Tuberculosis will kill millions by 2000 (Newsbrief) 940 Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus WHO calls for international effort to control cervical lifetime probabilities (Bryant and Brasher) (CCS) 211 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 Sensibilites nouvelles (Huston) (PR) 1375 WHO marks World No-Tobacco Day May 31 (Newsbrief) Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women 1649 (Rafuse) (NF) 1683 Wounds and injuries Study of HIV-positive women under way (Johnston) (NF) Canadian cost of treating trauma patients half that of US, 249 Toronto study says (Newsbrief) 550 Trea.ting female patients (Robinson) (SA) 1427 Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de l6sion non Understanding Menopause. Janine O'Leary Cobb (Barwin) accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du (Book) 1277 beb6 secoue) (American Society of Pediatric WHO calls for international effort to control cervical Neurosurgeons) (tPos) 1244 cancer (Newsbrief) 1848 Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable Women's health services injuries (Sears Williams) (NF) 757 'The best and the brightest" selected for Ontario's first Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous midwifery program (Sears Williams) (NF) 734 system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (American Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons) (PS) 1243 A need for increased vigilance? (Hankins and others) Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection (CR) 681 site (MacDonald and Marcuse) (L) 326 Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Origin of Heroes program (Francescutti) (L) 1941 mainstrea.m in Ontario (Sears Williams) (NF) 730 There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of Epidural analgesia a godsend (Perlin) (L) 649 injury-prevention foundation says (Sears Williams) (NF) Manitoba to establish breast-screening program 756 (Newsbrief) 230 Writing Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women Dr. David Dawson: Physician, writer, artist ... (Burford (Johnston) (NF) 247 [correction 649] Mason) (Profile) 762 Medicine and misogyny Mediphors (Radice) (L) 823 (Mitchell) (L) 129 (Richmond) (L) 129 Midwife defends midwifery's cost (Sears Williams) (NF) y 731 Yellowknife, NWI See Northwest Territories, Yellowknife The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (Klein) YMA (Yukon Medical Association) See Canadian Medical (E) 657 Association, YT Div. Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Yukon Medical Association See Canadian Medical Association, The birth of a consensus? (Blais and others) (OR) 691 YT Div. Obstetric care (update 1994) (Canadian Medical Association) (Policy) 760A Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as 59-year-old woman gives birth (Richmond) (NF) 551 Authors * Auteurs Soins obstetriques (revision 1994) (Association m6dicale canadienne) (Politique) 760B - A- Testing for hereditary breast cancer: Are we ready? Abbott C See Stiller CR Jt Auth (Warner) (NF) 1875 Abbott EC Work Medicine and the Five Senses. Edited by W.F. Bynum and Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la Roy Porter (Book) 538 residence (Menard and Gagnon) (A) 1783 Abrahamowicz M See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Workers' compensation Allen UD, King S Compensating occupational diseases Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset (Finkelstein) (L) 126 streptococcal infection (L) 1200 (Muir) (L) 126 American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons Workload Le depistage des nourrissons atteints de lesion non Abandonment of appeal means Quebec MDs' right to accidentelle du systeme nerveux central (syndrome du refuse excessive time on call affirmed (Newsbrief) 549 bebe secoue) (tPos) 1244 Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Identifying the infant with nonaccidental central nervous staff at the University of Alberta (Toth and others) (NP) system injury (the whiplash-shake syndrome) (PS) 1243 1593 Anand CM See Horne DD Jt Auth Stress in residency training: Symptom management or Anderson C active treatment? (van Ineveld) (E) 1549 Challenging dogma (L) 130

liv CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Anderson DR See O'Brien BJ Jt Auth Bloom H Anderson GM See McIsaac W Jt Auth Beginning to Heal: a First Book for Survivors of Child Sexual Annen AA Abuse. Ellen Bass and Laura Davis (Book) 2000 Letter to my patient (L) 123 Bobechko WP Archer BD Fixing health care systems (L) 1057 CT before lumbar puncture (L) 465 Bolley HB: See also Pink GH Jt Auth Arkinstall WW Physicians in health care management: 6. Physician Down in the morgue (L) 17 * bytes * computer (HCM) 1977 Equality for new MDs? (L) 646 Boon H See Taddio A Jt Auth Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children (L) 1758 Boraston S See Scheifele DW Jt Auth Armstrong B Bowes KL The Dionnes weren't Canada's first quints (His) 963 ABC of Colorectal Diseases. Edited by D.J. Jones and Association medicale canadienne M.H. Irving (Book) 2002 Les m6decins et l'industrie pharmaceutique (revision 1994) Boyd D See Watson WC Jt Auth (Politique) 256D Brant DJ La relation patient-medecin et l'abus sexuel des patients Helping the addicted smoker (L) 1755 (Politique) 1884D Brant RF See Campbell JD Jt Auth Soins obstetriques (revision 1994) (Politique) 760B Brasher PMA See Bryant HE Jt Auth Athar MA See Horne DD Jt Auth Brassard P, Robinson E, Lavallee C Aubin M, Vizina L, Fortin J-P, Bernard P-M Diabetes among native people (L) 645 Effectiveness of a program to improve hypertension Briffett E See Worrall GJ Jt Auth screening in primary care (CCS) 509 Brock IG, Gurekas VL Audet B Age and organ transplantation (L) 123 Traditional medicine finds a place in technology-oriented Brooks J Japan (NF) 1473 Australia develops national strategy for bringing physicians When it comes to smoking, Japanese MDs do not set a to rural areas (NF) 576 good example for their patients (NF) 1673 Controversial heart transplant (L) 459 Infertility treatment targeted as Ontario delists services (NF) 970 -B- Bryant HE, Brasher PMA Baines CJ Risks and probabilities of breast cancer: short-term versus Breast cancer: Can good news be news? (E) 139 lifetime probabilities (CCS) 211 Les medecins et les medias: lecons apprises a l'6cole des Buchanan WW coups durs (NF) 2018 Can't get away from Latin (L) 824 Medic Alert bracelets (L) 1201 Burford Mason R Physicians and the media: lessons from the school of hard Dr. David Dawson: Physician, writer, artist ... (Profile) knocks (NF) 2015 762 Barer M, Morrison E, Morrison I Canadian physicians may hear footsteps of change as US tiptoes toward health care reform (NF) 980 -C- Barwin BN Cairney R Understanding Menopause. Janine O'Leary Cobb (Book) Did Alberta attempt to cut health care costs too quickly? 1277 (NF) 1857 Battershill JH Cameron S Smallpox and AIDS (L) 128 STAT! RefMedical Reference Software on CD-ROM. Teton Baylis F, Downie J Data Systems (Book) 2001 Sentence: education in ethics (L) 1195 Campbell JD, Elford RW, Brant RF Beattie BL See Rockwood K Jt Auth Studying delayed speech (L) 648 Beatty DJ See Gospodarowicz MK Jt Auth Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute Bedard M See Davidson W Jt Auth Back care and fitness (RF) 2007 Berger J Physical activity and heart health (RF) 1283 Lessons from Britain (L) 325 Update on osteoporosis (RF) 547 Berger PB Canadian Infectious Disease Society AIDS and Canadian Law. Lorne E. Rozovsky and Fay A. (Committee on Antimicrobial Agents), Louie TJ Rozovsky (Book) 221 Ciprofloxacin: an oral quinolone for the treatment of Berkel HJ See Gospodarowicz MK Jt Auth infections with gram-negative pathogens (CPG) 669 Berkson L See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth [correction 1554] Bernard P-M See Aubin M Jt Auth Canadian Medical Association Bernstein M See Kitching AD Jt Auth Obstetric care (update 1994) (Policy) 760A Biehn J The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of Health care for the elderly? (L) 643 patients (Policy) 1884A Birkett NJ Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994) The review process for applied-research grant proposals: (Policy) 256A suggestions for revision (P1) 1227 Canadian Paediatric Society Birmingham CL Allergy Section On Call: Principles and Protocols. 2nd ed. Shane A. Criteria for labelling infant formulas as "hypoallergenic" Marshall and John Ruedy (Book) 1276 (PS) 883 Bjornson G See Scheifele DW Jt Auth Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children (PS) 337 Blais R, Maheux B, Lambert J, Loiselle J, Gauthier N, [correction 824] Framarin A Infectious Diseases and Immunization Committee Midwifery defined by physicians, nurses and midwives: Health care budgets and vaccine programs: a time for The birth of a consensus? (OR) 691 review and prioritization (PS) 1555 Blecher SR Short-course therapy for tuberculosis in infants and Tobacco company advertising (L) 323 children (CPG) 1233

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 lV Canadian Society of Cytology Dallaire M, Chamberland M The adequacy of the Papanicolaou smear (PS) 25 Rhabdomyolyse severe chez un patient recevant lovastatine, Canadian Study of Health and Aging Working Group danazol et doxycycline (Cas) 1991 Canadian Study of Health and Aging: study methods and Dauphinee WD See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth prevalence of dementia (OR) 899 David J Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health Examination: See Do drug copayments work? (NF) 1491 also Solomon MJ Jt Auth Davidson W, Molloy DW, Somers G, Bedard M Periodic health examination, 1994 upda.te: 1. Obesity in Relation between physician characteristics and prescribing childhood (CPG) 871 for elderly people in New Brunswick (OR) 917 Canadian Thoracic Society Davies JM, Eagle CJ Tuberculosis Committee Sudden unexpected death in the operating room (L) 326 Essentials of tuberculosis control for the practising Dawson KG, McKenzie JK, Ross SA, Chiasson J-L, Hamet P physician (CPG) 1561 Thiazide therapy for diabetes (L) 327 Capen K Day JH Are your patients fit to drive? (NF) 988 Asthma in the Workplace. Edited by I. Leonard Bernstein, Keep facts from patients at your peril, Ontario court warns Moira Chan-Yeung, Jean-Luc Malo and David I. doctors (NF) 1863 Bernstein (Book) 224 Physicians can take legal measures to protect themselves de Veber LL against physical threats, harassment (NF) 1302 A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope from Carrier M, Cartier R, Pelletier LC Children with Cancer. Diane M. Komp (Book) 386 Une evaluation des besoins en transplantation d'organes au Physicians and euthanasia (L) 124 Qu6bec (NR) 1443 DeBoer G See Iscoe NA Jt Auth Carrier M, Pelletier LC Dickens BM Waiting for surgery (L) 324 Medicine, Law and Social Change: the Impact of Bioethics, Cartier R See Carrier M Jt Auth Feminism and Rights Movements on Medical Cass IM Decision-Making. Leanne Darvall. Medico-Legal Series Early warnings about smoking (L) 823 (Book) 1275 Cavers W Digney D Isola.tion a. blessing and a. curse for Yellowknife's medical The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 1540 community (NF) 2029 Dillon M Chamberland M See Dallaire M Jt Auth Taking kids to the doctor (L) 1059 Chambers L See Charles C Jt Auth Downie J See Baylis F Jt Auth Chang W-C See Genuis SJ Jt Auth Drummond AJ Charles C, Gauld M, Chambers L, O'Brien B, Haynes RB, Canadian physicians in wartime (L) 1944 Labelle R Dyck RF, Tan L How was your hospital stay? Patients' reports about their Rates and outcomes of diabetic end-stage renal disease care in Canadian hospitals (OR) 1813 among registered native people in Saskatchewan (OR) Chery A See Mendelssohn DC Jt Auth 203 Chiasson J-L See Dawson KG Jt Auth Dyke C Choudhry S See Rasooly I Jt Auth Studying delayed speech (L) 647 Clemenhagen C Patient satisfaction: the power of an untapped resource (E) 1771 - E- Cohen L See Morgan PP Jt Auth Eagle CJ See Davies JM Jt Auth Cohen ML Einarson TR See Taddio A Jt Auth Definition of gender (L) 130 Elford RW See Campbell JD Jt Auth Colgan TJ Ellenberger B Papanicolaou smear (L) 1757 Medical researchers strut their stuff at Atlantic Canada's Collinson K See Toth EL Jt Auth first pharmaceutical showcase (NF) 1140 Comite international des redacteurs de revues midicales Emson HE Exigences uniformes pour les manuscrits present6s aux Hea.lth care abuse (L) 1378 revues biomedicales (tPos) 159 Enta T La publicite dans les journaux medicaux (tPos) 27 ABC ofDennatoloy. 2nd ed. Paul K. Buxton, with Cooperman EM contributions from D.J. Gawkrodger, D.W.S. Harris, The Troubled Adolescent: a Practical Guide. Ebrahim D. Kemmett and A.L. Wright (Book) 539 Amanat and Jean Beck (Book) 2002 Erola JA Coyle B We need dialogue and discussion, not a new Berlin Wall MDs have significant role in helping learning-disabled (NF) 955 children (NF) 401 Evidence-Based Care Resource Group Some learning-disability indica.tors (NF) 402 Evidence-based care: Crabb MR 1. Setting priorities: How important is this problem? Living Beyond Limits: New Hope and Help for Facing (QC). 1249 Life-Threatening Illness. David Spiegel (Book) 1276 2. Setting guidelines: How should we manage this Craib K See Hogg RS Jt Auth problem? (QC) 1417 Crosby E 3. Measuring performance: How are we managing this Postdural puncture headache (L) 821 problem? (QC) 1575 Crowe ACH 4. Improving performance: How can we improve the way Don't hang your shingle here (NF) 1304 we manage this problem? (QC) 1793 Cunningham GM: See also Mezciems PE Jt Auth 5. Lifelong learning: How can we learn to be more Health care abuse (L) 1379 effective? (QC) 1971

- D- -F- Dain C See Dain R Jt Auth Faloon T Dain R, Dam C How old is old? (L) 1057 Mandatory retirement (L) 323 Fassos FF See Taddio A Jt Auth lvi CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Faulkner D Gold A Canada could learn some health care lessons from Third Thiazide therapy for diabetes (L) 327 World, conference told (NF) 579 Goldman B Fehringer G See Iscoe NA Jt Auth Knocking government policies (L) 644 Fernandez CV, Rees EP Medicine in the Terezin ghetto: Commitment to care Pain management in Canadian level 3 neonatal intensive amidst a concentration camp's horrors (His) 62 care units (OR) 499 Goldsand G See Toth EL Jt Auth Ferrari M Goldstone I See Hogg RS Jt Auth Politically correct language (L) 1384 Gordon M Finkelstein MM Unrecognized adverse drug reactions (L) 126 Compensating occupational diseases (L) 126 Gospodarowicz MK, O'Sullivan B, Berkel HJ, Beatty DJ Fisher FR Staging of cancer revisited (E) 663 LO. U.: Adventures of a Medical Scientist. John V. Basmajian Grad RM See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth (Book) 935 Grant R, Longhurst MF Fletcher WA See Lipa M Jt Auth The Complete Canadian Health Guide. June Engel (Book) 1641 Flynn K Gray C Cover photographs (L) 17 Canada's main military hospital on sick list because of Forsey RR See Pehr K Jt Auth federal budget cuts (NF) 1655 Fortin J-P See Aubin M Jt Auth Dr. Hedy Fry: A political star in the making? (NF) 976 Fox RA See Rockwood K Jt Auth Dr. Hill and Dr. Martin go to Ottawa (NF) 554 Framarin A See Blais R Jt Auth Implications of increase in number of patients with Francescutti LH Alzheimer's disease staggering, MPs told (NF) 2027 Origin of Heroes program (L) 1941 The report on new reproductive technologies: Will it lead Frankford B to change, or gather dust? (NF) 266 Knocking government policies (L) 644 The tobacco-tax rollback may end the smuggling, but what Freeman TR will it do to our health? (NF) 1295 Taking kids to the doctor (L) 1059 Gregory BW Frei JV Who should practise? Where? (L) 1055 "Free" intellectual inquiry (L) 643 Gruneir R French 0 Good and bad in Canada (L) 1380 Disposable diapers a loaded issue, mayor of Ontario city Grupp LA discovers (NF) 1671 Treatment of alcoholism (L) 1384 Frizell ME See Horne DD Jt Auth Gubash SM See Home DD Jt Auth Gurekas VL See Brock IG Jt Auth Gutowski WD -G- Extrapolating from MDs' thoughts about euthanasia (L) Gabel M 1195 The Resilient Self. How Survivors of Troubled Families Rise Guyatt G Above Adversity. Steven J. Wolin and Sybil Wolin (Book) Academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry: a 931 cautionary tale (NF) 951 Gagnon R See Menard L Jt Auth Gamulka BD Ethical uncertainty: an approach to decisions involving - H- extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (LE) 565 Halperin SH See Scheifele DW Jt Auth Gardner RM Hamet P See Dawson KG Jt Auth Down in the morgue (L) 16 Hamilton J Garlick R Labour-management software provides "decision-support Abstinence or controlled drinking? (L) 462 system" for obstetric units (NF) 967 Gauld M See Charles C Jt Auth Handley MA See Hankins CA Jt Auth Gauthier N See Blais R Jt Auth Hankins CA, Lamont JA, Handley MA Gayton DC See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Cervicovaginal screening in women with HIV infection: Geddie W See Lipa M Jt Auth A need for increased vigilance? (CR) 681 Gelinas B Harris JDF Greffes d'olganes et solidante. Jean Desclos. Collection User fees (L) 463 Interpellations; sous la direction de Jean Desclos et Harris WR Monique Dumais (Livre) 387 "Abuse" in medical school? (L) 1940 Genuis SJ, Genuis SK, Chang W-C Harrison P Public attitudes toward the right to die (OR) 701 Everything from disease risk to drug regimens may be Genuis SK See Genuis SJ Jt Auth affected by ethnic background, MDs warned (NF) 1310 Ghali WA, Palepu A, Paterson WG Ontario's Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences walks Evaluation of red blood cell transfusion practices with the tightrope between MDs, government (NF) 1873 use of preset criteria (OR) 1449 Some immigrants at greater risk of developing heart Glaser SR disease, MDs advised (NF) 1311 Utilization of sigmoidoscopy by family physicians in Canada Hay W (OR) 367 The Wisdom of the Ego. George E. Vaillant (Book) 1644 Glynn-Morris R Haynes RB See Charles C Jt Auth Tobacco tax controversy (L) 1058 Heraty L See Huston P Jt Auth Godley E Herbert C See Lindsay EA Jt Auth MDs should assume more responsibility for managing Hirsch P health care, Royal College audience told (NF) 76 Medical condition while driving (L) 326 Vancouver psychiatrist's experiences lead to work with Hogg RS, Schechter MT, Montaner JSG, Goldstone I, Craib K, torture victims (NF) 406 O'Shaughnessy MV Goel V See Iscoe NA Jt Auth Impact of HIV infection and AIDS on death rates in Goeree R See O'Brien BJ Jt Auth British Columbia and Canada (CCS) 711

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 lvii Holland GA Jacyk WR Mandatory retirement (L) 1383 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (L) 461 Holowaty EJ See Iscoe NA Jt Auth Jans RG See Horne DD Jt Auth Hontela S Jewell LD See Toth EL Jt Auth Can't get away from Latin (L) 824 Johnson CA Horne DD, Frizell ME, Ingham L, Jans RG, Gubash SM, The Alleigy Survival Guide. Jane Houlton (Book) 1278 Anand CM, Athar MA Asthma and Allergy in Pregnancy and Early Infancy. Edited Acanthamoeba keratitis: an emerging clinical problem (Cas) by Michael Schatz and Robert S. Zeiger (Book) 389 923 Letter to my patient (L) 1055 Huang AR See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Johnson DH Hull C See Wonrall GJ Jt Auth Rehabilitation of the Knee: a Problem-Solving Approach. Hunter R Bruce H. Greenfield (Book) 2001 Helping the addicted smoker (L) 1755 Johnston C Physician-assisted smoking cessation: Are Canada's MDs Class-action suits appear destined to become part of missing the boat? (NF) 239 Canada's medicolegal landscape (NF) 1292 Huston P HIV-positive man who infected women dies before court Appreciating today (EP) 1751 verdict delivered (NF) 248 Apprecier le pr6sent A sa juste valeur (PR) 1751 Many Canadians unaware of AIDS' impact on women (NF) Change and variation (EP) 319 247 [correction 649] Changement et variation (PR) 319 Russian dean pleads for visits from Canadian MDs, Committee diagnoses case of "gender monotony" at CMA researchers (NF) 1681 (NF) 231 Study of HIV-positive women under way (NF) 249 L'examen par les pairs: renseignements a l'intention des Johnston CC examinateurs (t) 1217 Canadian babies in pain (E) 469 Information for peer reviewers (E) 1211 Johnston RU New sensibilities (EP) 1375 Sentence: education in ethics (L) 1195 Nous accueillons avec plaisir les contributions en francais Jones CV (1k) 857 Should technicians perform surgery? (L) 1197 Pourquoi le revirement? (PR) 639 Jones M Sensibilit6s nouvelles (PR) 1375 Male circumcision in Canada (L) 1541 We welcome French input (E) 855 Why the shift? (EP) 639 Huston P, Heraty L -K- Information A l'intention des evaluateurs de livres et autres Kapur A documents (E) 1954 Summaries of CMAJ articles (L) 1760 Information for reviewers of books and other media (E) Katsarkas A 1949 ABC of Otolaryngology. 3rd ed. Harold Ludman (Book) 934 Hutchison BG, Milner R Keeley G See Yakabowich MR Jt Auth Reliability of the Guide to Pregnancy Risk Grading of the Kendel DA Ontario Antenatal Record in assessing obstetric risk The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 13 (OR) 1983 Kenyon A Hutton L The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 12 More accredited mammography units (L) 1382 King S See Allen UD Jt Auth Hyndman JC Kirk PJ See Moran JAM Jt Auth The bigger slice of the pie (L) 149: 10 [correction 17] Kitching AD, Bernstein M, O'Kelly BF Primary intracranial hemorrhage presenting as acute myocardial infarction: a contraindication to thrombolytic - I - therapy (Cas) 519 Ilersich AL See Taddio A Jt Auth Kjellstrand CM, Moody H Ingham L See Horne DD Jt Auth Hemodialysis in Canada: a first-class medical crisis (E) Institut canadien de Ia recherche sur Ia condition physique et la 1067 mode de vie Klassen T L'activite physique et la sante du coeur (DR) 1284 Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Edited by Earl J. Reisdorff, Mise a jour sur l'osteoporose (DR) 548 Mont R. Roberts and John G. Wiegenstein (Book) 933 Soins du dos et condition physique (DR) 2008 Klein MC International Committee of Medical Journal Editors The midwife dossier: Cooperation or competition? (E) 657 Advertising in medical journals (PS) 27 Kluge E-H Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to Age and organ transplantation (L) 123 biomedical journals (PS) 147 Drawing the ethical line between organ transplantation and Isaac LM See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth lifestyle abuse (NF) 745 Iscoe NA, Goel V, Wu K, Fehringer G, Holowaty EJ, Naylor CD Male circumcision in Canada (L) 1542 Variation in breast cancer surgery in Ontario (HSR) 345 Korcok M Iscoe NA, Naylor CD, Williams JI, DeBoer G, Morgan MW, Fixing health care systems (L) 1057 Fehringer G, Holowaty E US health care reforms may create heavy demand for Temporal trends in breast cancer surgery in Ontario: Can Canada's primary care MDs (NF) 1849 one randomized trial make a difference? (OR) 1109 Kraut A Ismail Al Compensating occupational diseases (L) 149: 1230 Dental care of AIDS patients (L) 819 [correction 130] Kroeker S, Minuk GY Intentional iron overdose: an institutional review (CCS) 45 Krutzen RW Jacobs J Abortion Regimes. Kerry A. Petersen. Medico-Legal Series Genie: an Abused Child's Flight from Silence. Russ Rymer (Book) 1642 (Book) 385 lviii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Kuntz CR Loiselle J See Blais R Jt Auth The Adam Principle. Genes, Genitals, Hormones, & Gender: Longhurst MF See Grant R Jt Auth Selected Readings in Sexology. John Money (Book) 935 Loosmore B Should technicians perform surgery? (L) 1197 Louie TJ See Canadian Infectious Disease Society (Committee - L- on Antimicrobial Agents) Jt Auth Labelle R See Charles C Jt Auth Lowry F Lambert J See Blais R Jt Auth Federation marks 30 years of representing Quebec's GPs Lamont JA: See also Hankins CA Jt Auth (NF) 1685 Textbook of Gynecology. Larry J. Copeland (Book) 1999 Orthopedists have bone to pick with economist over report Lamont JA, Woodward C on chiropractic (NF) 1878 Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian survey of Toronto hospital a real-life experiment in dealing with obstetrician-gynecologists (OR) 1433 health care's new fiscal realities (NF) 1142 Langer A Lowy FH See Rasooly I Jt Auth Waiting for surgery (L) 324 Lubin S Langlois R, Paquette D Studying delayed speech (L) 648 Increased serum lithium levels due to ketorolac therapy Ludwig JJ (Cas) 1455 Disability tax credit form (L) 1941 Lapierre YD, Mohr E Lynch J Clinical-trial registration (L) 1939 Expansion in biotechnology industry will have major impact Latimer E on medical care (NF) 561 Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine. Edited by Derek The Ottawa Life Sciences Technology Park (NF) 563 Doyle, Geoffrey W.C. Hanks and Neil MacDonald Lynch ME (Book) 540 Male circumcision in Canada (L) 1543 Lavallee C See Brassard P Jt Auth Lythgoe C Lavery JV See Rasooly I Jt Auth Lessons from Britain (L) 325 Lawee D ABC ofHealthy TraveL 4th ed. Eric Walker, Glyn Williams and Fiona Raeside (Book) 934 Leatt P MacAulay JC Physicians in health care management: 1. Physicians as Mandatory retirement (L) 323 managers: roles and future challenges (HCM) 171 McCulloch I Lechky 0 Canadian physicians in wartime (L) 1945 Epidemic of childhood obesity may cause major public 'The greatest devotion to duty": Dr. Francis Scrimger and health problems, doctor warns (NF) 78 his Victoria Cross (His) 414 Nurses face widespread abuse at work, research team says The RCAMC and the beaches of Normandy (His) 1866 (NF) 737 Macdonald DD Nurses mobilize to battle growing violence in the Support for future physicians (L) 1756 workplace (NF) 738 MacDonald NE, Marcuse EK Lefebvre Y Neurologic injury after vaccination: buttocks as injection The plan to prevent harassment and discrimination in site (L) 326 Ontario universities: Why all the fuss? (NF) 1134 McIsaac W, Naylor CD, Anderson GM, O'Brien BJ Lemieux-Charles L Reflections on a month in the life of the Ontario Drug Physicians in health care management: 2. Managing Benefit Plan (E) 473 [correction 1060] performance: Who, what, how and when? (HCM) 481 McKelvie RS Lena SM Clinical Cardiac Rehabilitation: a Cardiologist's Guide. Pierced navels are troublesome (L) 646 Edited by Fredric J. Pashkow and William A. Dafoe Leneck CM (Book) 387 Definition of gender (L) 130 McKenzie JK See Dawson KG Jt Auth Lentle BC Mackie ID Food irradiation: needs discussion (L) 128 Dental care of AIDS patients (L) 819 Levallois P Principles & Practice of Medical Intensive Care. Richard W. Should CAJ publish a French edition? (L) 1760 Carlson and Michael A. Geheb (Book) 932 Levine LI Maclean JD Ontario to train nurse practitioners - again (L) 1760 Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (L) 821 Pain relief during childbirth (L) 1759 McLeod PJ See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Levy I McLeod RS See Solomon MJ Jt Auth Down in the morgue (L) 17 McManus J Lexchin J Future of health care in Hong Kong one of many issues Making Medicine, Making Money. Donald Drake and raised as Chinese takeover nears (NF) 1297 Marian Uhlman (Book) 385 McSherry J Lindsay EA, Herbert C The Complete Guide to Fertility and Family Planning. Sarah Medicine and health care: a marriage of necessity (E) 1765 Freeman and Vern L Bullough (Book) 1278 Lipa M, Geddie W, Fletcher WA, Thompson DW, Magic or Medicine? An Investigation ofHealing and Healers. Turner-Smith L, Wood DE Robert Buckman and Karl Sabbagh (Book) 222 Papanicolaou smear (L) 1756 McWhinney IR Littman S Sentence: education in ethics (L) 149: 1772 [correction 465] Down in the morgue (L) 15 Magnuson W livingston M Shortage of MRI equipment (L) 324 How old is old? (L) 1056 Maher EA Lockitch G An analysis of finder's fees in clinical research (LE) 252 Retinoids in Clinical Practice: the Risk-Benefit Ratio. Edited Maheux B See Blais R Jt Auth by Gideon Koren. Medical Toxicology, no. 1; series Marcuse EK See MacDonald NE Jt Auth editor, Gideon Koren (Book) 223 Margittai KJ See Moscarello R Jt Auth

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 lix Margolese RG Myers MF Breast cancer surgery: Who chooses and how? (E) 331 AIDS, Health and Mental Health: a Primary Sourcebook. Marik PE Judith Landau-Stanton and Colleen D. Clements (Book) The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 1540 1275 Martin M Myhr TL See Ohlsson A Jt Auth Promotion of scientific, cultural aspects of French-language medicine AMLFC's aim (NF) 973 Toronto psychiatrist a world leader in study, treatment of - N- torture victims (NF) 408 Nanos-Bednar D Maudsley RF The Symbolic Dramatic Play-Literacy Connection: Whole Canadian self-sufficiency in physician resources (E) 21 Brain, Whole Body, Holistic Learning. Edited by Joyce A. Melanson J Wilkinson (Book) 539 Psychiatrist's release of confidential information causes Narini P controversy in Halifax (NF) 960 Support for future physicians (L) 1755 Menard L, Gagnon R Nathanson JA Risques de complications de la grossesse pendant la When does a patient have the right to refuse lifesaving residence (A) 1783 medical treatment? (LE) 1323 Mendelsohn M Naylor CD: See also Iscoe NA Jt Auth; Mclsaac W Jt Auth Sinusitis: Pathophysiology and Treatment. Edited by Reviewing applied-research grant proposals: Can we learn Howard M. Druce. Clinical Allergy and Immunology from medical journals? (E) 1207 Series, vol. 1; editor, Michael A. Kaliner (Book) 933 Nelems B Mendelssohn DC, Chery A, for the Toronto Region Dialysis On subjectivity (NF) 65 Committee Dialysis utilization in the Toronto region from 1981 to 1992 (OR) 1099 -0- Meslin EM: See also Rasooly I Jt Auth O'Brien BJ In the Case of Children: Paedatric Ethics in a Canadian See Charles C Jt Auth Context. Edited by Francoise Baylis and Cate McBurney See McIsaac W Jt Auth (Book) 1643 O'Brien BJ, Anderson DR, Goeree R Mezeiems PE, Cunningham GM Cost-effectiveness of enoxaparin versus warfarin Treatment of alcoholism (L) 1383 prophylaxis against deep-vein thrombosis after total hip Milne VK replacement (CR) 1083 Letter to my patient (L) 1055 Ohlsson A, Myhr TL Milner R See Hutchison BG Jt Auth Intrapartum penicillin prophylaxis of early-onset Minden K See Schipper H Jt Auth streptococcal infection (L) 1197 Minuk GY See Kroeker S Jt Auth O'Kelly BF See Kitching AD Jt Auth Mirvis LM Olweny CLM Lessons from Britain (L) 325 International workshop on medical ethics and human rights Mitchell JR (L) 1381 Medicine and misogyny (L) 129 O'Meara D Mitchell L See Scheifele DW Jt Auth Alberta nurse practitioner loses suit with college about Moher D right to practise (NF) 1294 Clinical-trial registration (L) 1939 O'Regan JB Mohr E See Lapierre YD Jt Auth Human Feelings: Explorations in Affect Development and Molloy DW See Davidson W Jt Auth Meaning. Edited by Steven L. Ablon, Daniel Brown, Monette J See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Edward J. Khantzian and John E. Mack (Book) 1644 Montaner JSG See Hogg RS Jt Auth OReilly M Montgomery PR See Yakabowich MR Jt Auth Bitter physicians react angrily to uncertain future facing Moody H See Kjellstrand CM Jt Auth rural medicine (NF) 571 Moore BPL Canada's health care lifeboat: Is it time to toss the weak Blood transfusion in Canada (L) 11 overboard? (NF) 1658 Moran JAM, Kirk PJ Canada's new Medical Hall of Fame pays homage to Utilization of sigmoidoscopy (L) 1544 medicine's giants (NF) 2022 Morewood G Diminishing health care resources may mean liability Postdural puncture headache (L) 822 problems for physicians (NF) 1657 Morgan MW See Iscoe NA Jt Auth First 10 inductees named to hall of fame (NF) 2023 Morgan PP, Cohen L Neural prosthetics receives a "micro" boost (MSN) 525 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (L) 463 "You can't go on like this forever (NF) 572 Spirituality slowly gaining recognition among North O'Shaughnessy MV See Hogg RS Jt Auth American psychiatrists (NF) 582 Osterman JW Morrison E See Barer M Jt Auth Should CMAJ publish a French edition? (P1) 861 Morrison I See Barer M Jt Auth O'Sullivan B See Gospodarowicz MK Jt Auth Morrissy JR Relationships between medical students and patients: a legal blind spot (P1) 1411 -p Moscarello R, Margittai KJ, Rossi M Pain T See Taddio A Jt Auth "Abuse" in medical school? (L) 1940 Palepu A See Ghali WA Jt Auth Differences in abuse reported by female and male Panton WD Canadian medical students (OR) 357 Punishing physicians for sexual infractions (L) 820 Muir DCF Thiazide therapy for diabetes (L) 1759 Compensating occupational diseases (L) 126 Paquette D See Langlois R Jt Auth Mullens A Parkinson D Physicians express "very, very cautious optimism" about Postdural puncture headache (L) 821 BC's new health minister (NF) 743 Paterson WG See Ghali WA Jt Auth

Lx CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 Patrick J Need for physician-resource plan attracts major medical Health care and medicine: the case for their divorce (PI) groups to CMA-sponsored workshop (NF) 1147 1775 New CMHC guide offers suggestions for improving indoor Pehr K, Forsey RR air quality (NF) 764 Vitamin E and dapsone-induced hemolysis (L) 128 New program helps physicians guide patients to a Pelletier LC See Carrier M Jt Auth smoke-free future (NF) 261 Penney CA Nurses can be abusers, too (NF) 742 Interpretation for Inuit patients essential element of health Ontario medical school appoints Canada's first assistant care in Eastern Arctic (NF) 1860 dean for gender issues (NF) 404 Perlin IA Ottawa throws weight behind regulations concerning Epidural analgesia a godsend (L) 649 very-low-energy diets (NF) 957 Perry-Whittingham BD Revenue Canada consultations with CMA lead to major No time for prevention (L) 1539 revisions in disability tax credit form (NF) 237 Pink GH, Bolley HB RRSPs dominated winter agenda at CMA (NF) 1136 Physicians in health care management: The 1994 CIMS match: It's deja vu all over again (Ed) 965 3. Case Mix Groups and Research Intensity Weights: an Saskatchewan moves to cut tonsillectomy rate (NF) 1884 overview for physicians (HCM) 889 Smoking-cessation program targets low-income women 4. Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights: (NF) 1683 physicians and hospital funding (HCM) 1255 Students, practising MDs should be more aware of sexual, Pond RA, Wilkinson DA, Simpson RI cultural influences, committee says (Ed) 1322 Abstinence or controlled drinking? (L) 460 There's good news and bad news on the insurance-form Potter GE front (NF) 945 Lessons from Britain (L) 326 Tips concerning the T2201 form (NF) 238 Purkis IE US drug industry hurt by rising research costs and slumping Pain: Mechanisms and Management. Rene Cailliet. Pain prices, report says (NF) 1306 Series (Book) 1999 What colour is your parachute - red, white and blue? (Ed) 1653 Ramzi DW - R - The fourth clinic (NF) 1494 Rabuka LA See Walters DJ Jt Auth Rapin JM Rachlis MM On language (L) 1379 Access to Health Care in America. Committee on Rapp MS Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services, Anger Kills: Seventeen Strategies for Controlling the Hostility Institute of Medicine. Edited by Michael Millman (Book) That Can Harm Your Health. Redford Williams and 1641 Virginia Williams (Book) 221 Radice ED Rasooly I, Lavery JV, Urowitz S, Choudhry S, Seeman N, Mediphors (L) 823 Meslin EM, Lowy FH, Singer PA Radivoyevitch MA Hospital policies on life-sustaining treatments and advance Blood donation and HIV (L) 12 directives in Canada (OR) 1265 Rafuse J Ray J Assessment programs evaluate physician knowledge, patient Down in the morgue (L) 17 satisfaction (NF) 1480 The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 1541 Canada's oldest female physician marks her 100th birthday Rees EP See Fermandez CV Jt Auth (Profile) 74 Reid SI Canadian supplies have major impact as former Soviet Mandatory retirement (L) 1383 republics struggle to provide health care (NF) 557 Reid WO Changing face of medicine reflected as the torch is passed Blood donation and HIV (L) 1541 in Manotick (NF) 1468 Reznick RK CMA concerned about role of National Forum on Health The Part II examination: more thoughts (L) 13 (NF) 1660 Richmond C CMA makes progress in attempts to revise federal forms A gentle revolution in community care is under way in (NF) 944 Britain (NF) 1886 CMA, other groups call for more emphasis on physical Isle of Man provides unique forum for presenting health education in schools (NF) 80 care grievances (NF) 66 CMA seeks intervenor status in court case (NF) 262 Medicine and misogyny (L) 129 CMA's March Leadership Conference aims to bring Private medicine takes on the NHS in Britain (NF) 1459 practice, research closer together (NF) 250 [correction 1945] Coalition hopes students will initiate family discussions Professional moralists and tabloid press have field day as about organ donation (Ed) 1478 59-year-old woman gives birth (NF) 551 Dr. Garth Vaughan and his pond of dreams (NF) 413 Psychiatry without borders: European union accentuates Early intervention, intensive therapy can help people who different approaches to psychiatry (NF) 978 stutter (NF) 754 Robb N Evidence-based medicine means MDs must develop new Dalhousie medical school's artist-in-residence uses unique skills, attitudes, CMA conference told (NF) 1479 methods to interpret brain's mysteries (NF) 1125 Fiscal disaster driving health care reform in Nova Scotia Foreign medical-education market represents potential cash (NF) 392 infusion for Canadian schools (NF) 2011 Forms, forms and more forms (NF) 943 Malaysian dean inundated with overseas offers to train his "Guidelines for guidelines" will improve quality of care, medical students (NF) 2013 CMA president says (NF) 1481 Medical humanities program popular addition at Dalhousie How to assist a patient who stutters (NF) 755 (NF) 1127 Interns, residents take NB government to court over New Brunswick's unique Extra-Mural Hospital tries to billing-number restrictions (NF) 257 return control of health care to families (NF) 1662 It pays to read the fine print (NF) 946 Some MDs displeased as MSNS board gives nod to complementary medicine section (NF) 1462

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Ixi Robertson D See Rockwood K Jt Auth There's nothing accidental about most injuries, founder of Robertson WJ injury-prevention foundation says (NF) 756 Health care abuse (L) 1379 Seeman N See Rasooly I Jt Auth Robinson A Senn JS Antibiotics and resistance: Hand in hand? (MSN) 927 Hemlock's Cup: the Struggle for Death with Dignity. Antimicrobial therapy: yesterday, today, tomorrow (MSN) Donald W. Cox (Book) 931 1271 Shaw D Canada's community pharmacists feel threatened from Sexual involvement between physicians and patients: several directions (NF) 1130 Regulations are not a panacea (E) 1397 Dr. Michael Smith and the path to the Nobel Prize Shepherd J (Profile) 1316 Down in the morgue (L) 16 The ethics of gene research (GT) 721 Sherman PM See Veldhuyzen van Zanten SJO Jt Auth Forging a new subspeciality: general internal medicine Short B (MSN) 1995 Advertising or research? (L) 11 Gene therapy: The future touches down (GT) 377 Shugar G See Ticoll B Jt Auth Genetic diagnosis: present and prospects (GT) 49 Silverman MS Genome projects: bridging into the future (GT) 1119 Good and bad in Canada (L) 1380 Interleukin-4: New diabetes champion? (MSN) 219 A physician who came home (L) 323 3-D ultrasonography with a twist (MSN) 1619 Silversides A Robinson E See Brassard P Jt Auth Identifying risk factors for disease no guarantee patients Robinson GE will modify behaviour, conference told (NF) 1145 Treating female patients (SA) 1427 Manitoba study reveals strong relationship between health Rockwood K, Fox RA, Stolee P, Robertson D, Beattie BL and socioeconomic status (NF) 1146 Frailty in elderly people: an evolving concept (SA) 489 Simons FER Romanchuk KG Fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children (L) 1758 Should technicians perform surgery? (L) 1196 Simons J Rootman I Advanced Paediatric Life Support: the Practical Approach. The Facts about Drug Use: Coping with Drugs and Alcohol in Advanced Life Support Group (Book) 1277 [correction Your Family, at Work, in Your Community. Barry Stimmel 1760] and the editors of Consumer Reports Books (Book) 222 Simpson RI See Pond RA Jt Auth Ross M Singer PA See Rasooly I Jt Auth Many questions but no clear answers on link between Skelton D aluminum, Alzheimer's disease (NF) 68 Vital Choices: Life, Death and the Health Care Crisis. Ross SA See Dawson KG Jt Auth William Molloy (Book) 538 Rossi M See Moscarello R Jt Auth Smedstad KG Ryder C See Toth EL Jt Auth Pain relief during childbirth (L) 1758 Smith DH Who should practise? Where? (L) 1056 Smith HE Santin NA No time for prevention (L) 1539 Despite broad consensus, final report on new reproductive Smith KC technologies not without dissent (NF) 747 Vitamin E and dapsone-induced hemolysis (L) 128 Edmonton hospital enjoys great success in weaning Smith M smokers from tobacco (NF) 258 Controversial heart transplant (L) 459 Saul C Snell LS See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Canadian link for Chinese hospital (L) 823 Snow WG Sawyer DM Dementia. Edited by Peter J. Whitehouse. Contemporary What do Canadian MDs think about euthanasia? An Neurology series, no. 40; series editor-in-chief, Fred Plum update following the CMA annual meeting (NF) 395 (Book) 225 Schechter MT See Hogg RS Jt Auth Societe canadienne de cytologie Scheifele DW, Bjornson G, Boraston S Le test de Papanicolaou acceptable (tPos) 26 Local adverse effects of meningococcal vaccine (L) 14 Societe canadienne de pediatrie Scheifele DW, Bjornson G, Halperin SH, Mitchell L, Boraston S Comite des maladies infectieuses et d'immunisation Role of whole-cell pertussis vaccine in severe local Les budgets de la sante et les programmes de vaccination: reactions to the preschool (fifth) dose of 6tude et priorites (tPos) 1559 diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (OR) 29 Section d'allergie Schipper H, Minden K Criteres relatifs a l'6tiquetage (> des laits Writing papers and changing minds (E) 1075 maternises (tPos) 887 Schipper HL R6actions anaphylactiques alimentaires mortelles chez les Down in the morgue (L) 16 enfants (EPos) 342 [correction 824] Schnarch BS See Tamblyn RM Jt Auth Solomon MJ, McLeod RS, Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Scully HE Health Examination CMA seeks right prescription for financing health care in Periodic health examination, 1994 update: 2. Screening Canada (NF) 1484 strategies for colorectal cancer (CPG) 1961 Sears Williams L Somers G See Davidson W Jt Auth Doctors' reactions mixed as midwives enter health care Spencer M mainstrea.m in Ontario (NF) 730 Should technicians perform surgery? (L) 1196 Heroes program (L) 1384 Squires BP Heroes program shows teens how to avoid preventable And the change goes on (EP) 7 injuries (NF) 757 Bridging the gap (EP) 815 Midwife defends midwifery's cost (NF) 731 La condition physique, pas juste pour la forme (PR) 455 'The best and the brightest" selected for Ontario's first Conseil general (PR) 1935 midwifery program (NF) 734 Et la roue continue de tourner (PR) 7 Evaluating structured abstracts (EP) 1535 lxii CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX AU VOLUME 150 1Xvaluation des resumes structures (PR) 1535 Tholl WG Evidence-based care (EP) 1191 Support for future physicians (L) 1756 Fit is fitting (EP) 455 Thomas JE General Council (EP) 1935 Companion Through the Darkness: Inner Dialogues on Grief. Gerer les annees 1990 (PR) 119 Stephanie Ericsson (Book) 225 Managing the '90s (EP) 119 Thompson DW See Lipa M Jt Auth Refermer l'ecart (PR) 815 Thorne S Research and the media (E) 851 Women show growing preference for treatment by female Sex, gender and harassment (EP) 1051 physicians (NF) 1466 Sex, gender et harcelement (PR) 1051 Ticoll B, Shugar G Les soins fondes sur les donnees experimentales (PR) 1191 Paranoid psychosis induced by oxymetazoline nasal spray Stevenson WD (Cas) 375 Unsung heroes in the antismoking crusade (L) 1382 Toneatto T Stewart J Concerned Intervention: When Your Loved One Won't Quit Bicycle helmets not the only answer (L) 820 Alcohol or Drugs. John and Pat O'Neill (Book) 388 Computers provide guideline advice at two Winnipeg Toombs M See Walters DJ Jt Auth hospitals (NF) 1679 Torbiak C Stiller CR, Abbott C Studying delayed speech (L) 647 What will increase the number of organs for Toronto Region Dialysis Committee See Mendelssohn DC Jt transplantation? Some strategies to consider (E) 1401 Auth Stolee P See Rockwood K Jt Auth Toth EL, Collinson K, Ryder C, Goldsand G, Jewell LD Stoller JL Committee to prevent and remediate stress among house Down in the morgue (L) 17 staff at the University of Alberta (NP) 1593 Sullivan P Traub-Werner B CMA focuses on GST's "fundamental unfairness" to MDs To warn or not to warn (L) 1057 in brief to Commons committee (NF) 1287 Trevor-Deutsch B CMA sexual-abuse policy sets national standards for Standard of Care: the Law ofAmerican Bioethics. George J. physicians (NF) 1290 Annas (Book) 537 Concern growing about MDs' freedom to practise in Turner-Smith L See Lipa M Jt Auth different parts of country, CMA board told (NF) 2031 Turpie ID Controversial heart transplant (L) 460 A Place in Time: Care Givers for Their Elderly. Tom Koch Ethics committee inundated by mail during development of (Book) 537 policy on euthanasia (NF) 950 Growth in number of advertisements indicates increased US interest in Canadian MDs (NF) 1855 -U- Major changes on health care horizon, experts tell CMA Urowitz S See Rasooly I Jt Auth board (NF) 2032 Major CMA study looks at impact of regionalization on Canadian health care (NF) 72 Major report outlines official CMA policy on MDs' role in van Ineveld C providing primary care (NF) 234 Stress in residency training: Symptom management or MD Management enjoyed substantial growth during 1993, active treatment? (E) 1549 board told (NF) 233 Vandewater S Pharmacists may pose new challenge to physicians' role, Canadian physicians in wartime (L) 1944 CMA board told (NF) 1291 Vayda E With changes in GST looming, CMA vows to continue Physicians in health care management: 5. Payment of lobbying effort (NF) 233 physicians and organization of medical services (HCM) 1583 Veldhuyzen van Zanten SJO, Sherman PM - T- Helicobacterpylori infection as a cause of gastritis, duodenal Taddio A, Pain T, Fassos FF, Boon H, Ilersich AL, Einarson TR ulcer, gastric cancer and nonulcer dyspepsia: a systematic Quality of nonstructured and structured abstracts of overview (CR) 177 original research articles in the British Medical Journal, Indications for treatment of Helicobacter pylori infection: a the Canadian Medical Association Joumal and the Journal systematic overview (CR) 189 of the Amenican Medical Association (OR) 1611 Velos P Talbot M Should technicians perform surgery? (L) 1197 Canadian Forces physician assistants (L) 1058 Verma TKR Tallon JM Equality for new MDs? (L) 1378 Canadian physicians in wartime (L) 1944 Vezina L See Aubin M Jt Auth CT before lumbar puncture (L) 464 Tamblyn RM, McLeod PJ, Abrahamowicz M, Monette J, Gayton DC, Berkson L, Dauphinee WD, Grad RM, Huang AR, Isaac LM, Schnarch BS, Snell LS Walters DJ Questionable prescribing for elderly patients in Quebec Disability tax credit form (L) 1941 (OR) 1801 Running "smokes" across the river: Canadian tobacco policy Tan L See Dyck RF Jt Auth needs a boost from Mr. Clinton (E) 143 Taylor M Walters DJ, Toombs M, Rabuka LA Abstinence or controlled drinking? (L) 462 Consolider la base: le r6le vital du m6decin dans les soins Teitel J de sante primaires au Canada (E) 845 Down in the morgue (L) 15 Strengthening the foundation: the physician's vital role in Thirlwell MP primary health care in Canada (E) 839 The Chemotherapy Survival Guide. Judith McKay and Warner E Nancee Hirano (Book) 1642 Testing for hereditary breast cancer: Are we ready? (NF) 1875

CAN MED ASSOC J INDEX TO VOLUME 150 Ixiii Warrngton RJ Waito P 'Iesting penicillin allergy (I.) 1060 Canada's largest producer of vaccines had humblc Waters (G beginning in Toronto stable (h{is) 750 Canadian hospitals taking no-nonsense approach to College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has little in outstanding debts (NF) 569 common with its predecessor (}Iis) 1688 (iroup of Alberta physicians calls for major hikes in Wood DE See Ups M Jt Auth patients' medicare hills (NF) 138 Woodward (' See Lamont JA Jt Auth Watson AE Woolf CR I{ow old is old? (L) 1056 The Right Test: a Phyvsician s Guide to laboraton AIe-dinint Watso WC, Boyd D 2nd ed. ('arl h.. Speicher (Book) 435 lhealth care abuse (I.) 11, 1374 WomalI GJJ Waug9m D Diabetes among nati%e people (I 644 The ('ambridge Wodd Histotv of fhuman Disease. I;dited by Wonall GJ, Hull C Kenneth F. Kiple, Rachael Rockwell Graham, I)avid IFrev 'resting penicillin allergy (L) 1061) et al (Bbok) 223 Worrall GJ. full C'. Briffelt E (Cadhan Medical Schools: 7wo (Centuies o.f Medical Radioallergosorbent testing for penicillin aller*- in lamilh IIistam 1822 to 1992. N. 'rait McPhedran (Book) 433 practice (OR) 37 lThe cigarette economy (V) 1124 Wu K See Iseoe NA Jt Auth D)-Day and Doug (V) 1872 I)owun in the morgue (I.) 17 I;it to be tied (V) 1476 I y Montreal's Medical Chirurgical Societm marks its 150th Yakabowicb MR. Keeley G. Monfgomeuy PR birthday (V) 398 Impact of a formulary on personal care homes in Manitoba Norm D)elarue too)k on the tobacco industry long before it (OR) 16(01 was a fashionable thing to do (V) 64 Yeandle-Hhipell J Rising to the occasion (V) 736 On language (Lj 138(1 Wheeler B Yuan 1, IToo many prescriptions? (I.) 1 0'5( Measles outbreak in 31 schools: risk factors. for vaccine Wiebe ER failure and evaluation of a selective revaccination stratcgl Methotrexate and misoprostol used in abortions (I.) 1381 (OR) 1043 Wilkison DA See Pond RA Jt Auth Yuill M Williams JI See Iscoe NA Jt Auth I'he night hefore breast surgery (Poem) 847 Willisms JR ('MA issues revised guidelines on physicians' relationship with pharmaceutical industry (NE:) 263 International workshop on medical ethics and human rights Zakus D (1.) 1381 McGill expertise making a difference in Fthiopia (Nt. Wilson E 1668 Smoke-free future (I.) 1544 Zalev A See ZAlev M Jt Auth Wilson LM, 7Alev M, 7ZAev A Abstinence or controlled drinking'? (I.) 461 1)(nvn in the morgue (1) 1I

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