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The discussions collectively highlight the publication's status as a landmark and influential work, with phrases like 'still the landmark paper' and 'an oldie but goodie' showcasing its enduring relevance. The tone varies from respectful recognition to active debate, exemplified by questions about arguments not to give the intervention and calls to consider its impact, demonstrating both high regard and critical engagement with the research.
Most discussions praise the article as a foundational or influential piece, with some calling it a 'landmark paper' and 'oldie but goodie,' indicating strong agreement with its value.
While some posts express high interest through mentions of the paper being a 'favorite' and referencing its importance, others show moderate interest by engaging with specific questions and debates.
Several discussions reference the article more deeply, debating arguments about its recommendations, and recalling personal mentorship, indicating active engagement.
The consistent recognition of the publication as a significant or foundational work suggests it has a meaningful influence within the field of cardiac electrophysiology.
@MelbourneEPdoc @DrJasonAndrade @MGKatz036 @SergioPinski @Toaster_Pastry @gautamsand @cesarbos @narrowQRS @anish_koka @EJSMD @leftbundle One of my all time favorite papers in EP: https://t.co/Pup2YTNnFv
Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes @DineshSharmaEP @Flutter_MD @RCubedduMD An oldie but goodie from my mentor Dr. Mark Josephson ❤️ https://t.co/3BLOQcUCu0
@Hragy What are the arguments not to give it? What’s the worst that can happen? https://t.co/1HcxuKwKFC (h/t @drjohnm)
Still the landmark paper for current EP practice--& one I'd highlight in a bibliography of "The Medical Conservative Movement:" Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes https://t.co/vZj9OrgGGz
RT @bogdienache: @Hragy What are the arguments not to give it? What’s the worst that can happen? https://t.co/1HcxuKwKFC (h/t @drjohnm)
RT @drjohnm: @MelbourneEPdoc @DrJasonAndrade @MGKatz036 @SergioPinski @Toaster_Pastry @gautamsand @cesarbos @narrowQRS @anish_koka @EJSMD @…
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Still the landmark paper for current EP practice--& one I'd highlight in a bibliography of "The Medical Conservative Movement:" Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes https://t.co/vZj9OrgGGz
RT @bogdienache: @Hragy What are the arguments not to give it? What’s the worst that can happen? https://t.co/1HcxuKwKFC (h/t @drjohnm)
@Hragy What are the arguments not to give it? What’s the worst that can happen? https://t.co/1HcxuKwKFC (h/t @drjohnm)
RT @PU84: Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes @DineshSharmaEP…
RT @PU84: Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes @DineshSharmaEP…
Three Questions for Evidence-Based Cardiac Electrophysiology | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes @DineshSharmaEP @Flutter_MD @RCubedduMD An oldie but goodie from my mentor Dr. Mark Josephson ❤️ https://t.co/3BLOQcUCu0
RT @drjohnm: @MelbourneEPdoc @DrJasonAndrade @MGKatz036 @SergioPinski @Toaster_Pastry @gautamsand @cesarbos @narrowQRS @anish_koka @EJSMD @…
RT @drjohnm: @MelbourneEPdoc @DrJasonAndrade @MGKatz036 @SergioPinski @Toaster_Pastry @gautamsand @cesarbos @narrowQRS @anish_koka @EJSMD @…
@MelbourneEPdoc @DrJasonAndrade @MGKatz036 @SergioPinski @Toaster_Pastry @gautamsand @cesarbos @narrowQRS @anish_koka @EJSMD @leftbundle One of my all time favorite papers in EP: https://t.co/Pup2YTNnFv