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Some community pediatricians in Canada practice primary care, although most see patients referred from family physicians.

Our objectives are to explore current practices to fracture risk assessment by LTC physicians and describe barriers to applying the recently published Osteoporosis Canada practice guidelines for fracture assessment and prevention in LTC.

Criteria for selection will include: interest or expertise in enteric infections in the pediatric population, experience in infectious diseases, geographic representation across Canada, practice diversity, and balance between individuals with clinical expertise and those with laboratory expertise.

24 Physicians were characterised according to age, sex, training location (Canada vs outside of Canada), practice type, size of practice, age-eligible rate of colonoscopy or FOBT over the past 2 years as well as the age-eligible rate of annual physical exams or influenza vaccinations in the prior year.

Finally, it is important to consider that Osteoporosis Canada practice guidelines were developed and distributed to provide clinicians with a summary of the best evidence from clinical trials to help physicians make health care decisions regarding osteoporosis; however, clinical judgment and the patient's preference, will determine if therapy is initiated.

The Osteoporosis Canada 2002 clinical practice guidelines state that individuals who have sustained a fragility fracture are at high risk for future osteoporotic fractures and require bone mineral density (BMD) measurement and evaluation for therapy [ 15].

The European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada have adopted the practice in one form or another.

The University of Alberta Hospital is a tertiary referral centre in Western Canada with a surgical practice profile that is skewed towards complex procedures and patients with a high degree of concomitant medical illness.

The study was conducted at PharmaNet Canada Inc. (Montréal, QC, Canada) and was in compliance with Good Clinical Practice, Good Laboratory Practice, local regulatory requirements, and the Declaration of Helsinki.

Canada often works better in practice than in theory.

In 2010, Osteoporosis Canada published the second evidence-based Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) For The Diagnosis And Management Of Osteoporosis In Canada with a focus on preventing fragility fractures [ 4].