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The discussions highlight the article's findings on the safety and efficacy of high-dose stoss therapy, with phrases like 'supports as a good alternative' and mentions of implications for patient safety. The tone is knowledgeable but measured, emphasizing safety and practicality, which contributes to the overall moderate scores across all dimensions.
Most discussions acknowledge the article's evidence supporting stoss therapy as safe and effective, indicating general agreement with the findings.
Posts show moderate interest, referencing specific articles and public health implications, but do not delve deeply into controversial aspects.
Participants engage by sharing summaries of the study and questioning its benefits, suggesting a moderate level of discussion depth.
The discussions hint at potential changes in clinical practice and recognition of stoss therapy's role, indicating a positive impact.
For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily therapy? This 2019 @JPCHonline article from the #PCHSS's @YvonneZurynski and colleagues points to the answer. #WorldPatientSafetyDay https://t.co/zAso0wRKfj https://t.co/3fx9n151F2
RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D deficiency. https://t.co/QipD1ZPeYR
Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D deficiency https://t.co/QDC8DR2GaU #JPCHFreeAccess
RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
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RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
RT @PCHSS_AIHI: For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily thera…
For children with vitamin D deficiency, is high‐dose, short‐term (stoss) therapy a better option than standard, daily therapy? This 2019 @JPCHonline article from the #PCHSS's @YvonneZurynski and colleagues points to the answer. #WorldPatientSafetyDay https://t.co/zAso0wRKfj https://t.co/3fx9n151F2
Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D deficiency https://t.co/QDC8DR2GaU #JPCHFreeAccess
Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D deficiency. https://t.co/QipD1ZPeYR
Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D deficiency. https://t.co/hGbM3N0jvp
doi:10.1111/jpc. 14497. ORIGINAL ARTICLE. Safety and effectiveness of stoss therapy in children with vitamin D. deficiency. Paul Tannous ,1,2 Melissa Fiscaletti ...
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