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Stuart Iglesias1, Jude Kornelsen2, Robert Woollard3, Nadine Caron4, Garth Warnock3, Randall Friesen5, Peter Miles6, Victoria Vogt Haines7, Bret Batchelor8, Jenny Blake9, Garey Mazowita3, Roy Wyman10, Brian Geller11, Braam de Klerk12.
Abstract
Our professional organizations have prepared this paper as part of an integrated, multidisciplinary plan to ensure the availability of well-trained practitioner teams to sustain safe, effective and high-quality rural surgical and operative delivery services. Without these robust local (or nearby) surgical services, sustaining rural maternity care is much more difficult. This paper describes the "network model" as a health human resources solution to meet the surgical needs, including operative delivery, of rural residents; outlines necessary policy directions for achieving this solution; and poses a series of enabling recommendations.Entities:
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Year: 2015 PMID: 26447732
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Can J Rural Med ISSN: 1203-7796