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October 30, 2001
October 30, 2001 / le 30 octobre 2001
CMAJ  2001:165(9)

The thorns on the quilt symbolize the pain from episiotomy or tearing of perineal tissues during childbirth. In this issue, Elizabeth Peter and colleagues report the results of a randomized controlled trial comparing 2 analgesics for pain relief (page 1203).
 

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   •  Research
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   •  Review
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   •  Deaths
   •  Heart & Soul

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  Editorial • Éditorial
1181 Primary care — the hard parts
1183 Soins primaires — les côtés difficiles

 

1189 Letters • Correspondance
  • The debate of banning asbestos — D.C.F. Muir; L. Kazan-Allen; T.L. Guidotti; D. Janigan; D. Ahmad, W.K.C. Morgan; R. Wilson, et al; D.V. Bates; responses: P. Landrigan; J. Siemiatycki; M. Camus
  • Methylmercury poisoning — J. Ruedy; response: E. Weir
  • Ammunition against malaria [Correction]
  • Methylmercury exposure: fishing for answers [Correction]

 

  Research • Rechèrche
1197 How well is the clinical importance of study results reported? An assessment of randomized controlled trials
K.B.Y. Chan, M. Man-Son-Hing, F.J. Molnar, A. Laupacis
1203 Ibuprofen versus acetaminophen with codeine for the relief of perineal pain after childbirth: a randomized controlled trial
E.A. Peter, P.A. Janssen, C.S. Grange, M.J. Douglas
1210 Primary health care services provided by nurse practitioners and family physicians in shared practice
D. Way, L. Jones, B. Baskerville, N. Busing

 

  Commentary • Commentaire
1218 Clinical practice guidelines for the care and treatment of breast cancer: the management of chronic pain in patients with breast cancer (summary of the 2001 update)
C. Emery, R. Gallagher, M. Hugi, M. Levine, for the Steering Committee on Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Care and Treatment of Breast Cancer
1219 The modern scientific physician: 6. The useful property of a screening regimen
O.S. Miettinen
1221 Launching a new journal page: Clinical Vistas
E. Wooltorton

 

  Review • Synthèse
1226 Why randomized controlled trials fail but needn't: 2. Failure to employ physiological statistics, or the only formula a clinician-trialist is ever likely to need (or understand!)
D.L. Sackett

 

1238 The Left Atrium • De l'oreille gauche
 
  • The centaur's memory (V. Hanlon on the interviews of Primo Levi)
  • Memory and duty (M. Gordon on Holocaust memories and geriatric care)
  • The Jewish Museum in Berlin

 

1242 News • Nouvelles
 
  • Winnipeg inquest recommendations watered down, parents say
  • Afghanistan, by the numbers
  • Lessons Canada learned in Swissair crash being applied in New York
  • Slumping economy boosting number of uninsured Americans Solution turns sour as patients demand physician's services
  • Brazilian editor visits counterparts at CMAJ
  • Companies moving to market nicotine's medicinal qualities
  • Pulse: The burden of on-call coverage
  • Disgruntled Newfoundland MDs take job action
  • Homicide's toll
  • National patient-safety strategy in the works
  • On the Net: Give me a CBC and LFT, and put it on my Visa
  • Clinical Update: Colorectal cancer screening: you can't be positive about a negative result
  • Public Health: The health impact of bullying

 

1287 Deaths • Nécrologie

 

  Heart & Soul • Gens de cœur
1288 Rocking in the real world
J. Hass

 

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