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Isolating the risk factors that lead to suicide
Volume 108, Issue 2
This issue of the Wisconsin Medical Journal includes two articles that look at the populations in Wisconsin most at risk
for suicide. A compelling guest editorial also points out that physicians have a unique opportunity to
provide intervention for individuals on the path toward suicide.
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Editorial
Suicide from the perspective of the patient’s family
Pat Derer
Original Contributions
The Burden of Suicide in Wisconsin’s Older Adult Population
Brendan T. Wanta, BS; Amy E. Schlotthauer, MPH; Clare E. Guse, MS; Stephen W. Hargarten, MD, MPH
A Comparison of Wisconsin’s Suicide Rates by Urbanization and Sex
Zachary J. Baeseman, BS
Implementing an Electronic Medical Record at a Residency Site: Physicians’ Perceived Effects on Quality of Care, Documentation, and Productivity
Gregory L. Brotzman, MD; Clare E. Guse, MS; David L. Fay, MD; Kenneth G. Schellhase, MD, MPH; Anne M. Marbella, MS
Recruiting Primary Care Clinicians for Public Health and Bioterrorism Surveillance
Jonathan L. Temte, MD, PhD; Michael E. Grasmick, PhD
Case Reports
Acute Renal Failure in Patients Undergoing Cardiothoracic Surgery in a Community Hospital
Leah I. Metz, MD; Michael E. LeBeau, MD; Jonathan A. Zlabek, MD, FACP; Michelle A. Mathiason, MS
Your Society
Society files appeal to overturn decision
on IPFCF raid
Steven Bergin, MD
Your Profession
Dean’s Corner
New standard for cancer care puts patient
at the center of services
Jonathan I. Ravdin, MD
Your Practice
From the Office of the General Counsel
Bush administration issued, and Obama administration seeks to rescind, ‘conscience clause’ regulation
Brian L. Buchanan, JD
Making the most of turbulent markets
Debbie Oswald
Call for Papers, Reviewers
Instructions to Authors
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