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PPI in Research Ethics and Ethics in PPI
2020This chapter will explore the ethical issues arising from the dynamics of building working relationships between diverse potential partners and stakeholders when considering patient and public involvement (PPI). It will specifically look at: Connecting ethics, everyday actions and research activities Why laws exist to govern ethics in ...
Jurgen Grotz, Mary Ledgard, Fiona Poland
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Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 2012
PPIs have become one of the most commonly used medications worldwide, as they are the treatment of choice for several acid-related gastrointestinal disorders. However, concerns have been raised about PPI therapy, including the risk of pneumonia, bone fractures and enteric infections, and a possible interaction with clopidogrel that could increase the ...
Paul, Moayyedi, Grigorios I, Leontiadis
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PPIs have become one of the most commonly used medications worldwide, as they are the treatment of choice for several acid-related gastrointestinal disorders. However, concerns have been raised about PPI therapy, including the risk of pneumonia, bone fractures and enteric infections, and a possible interaction with clopidogrel that could increase the ...
Paul, Moayyedi, Grigorios I, Leontiadis
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Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, 2017
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are widely prescribed and many people remain on them for years. In some, there may be good justification for long-term use; for example, in those with oesophageal stricture, Barrett’s oesophagus or a history of a bleeding gastrointestinal ulcer, or to provide gastroprotection in those at high risk of gastrointestinal ...
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Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are widely prescribed and many people remain on them for years. In some, there may be good justification for long-term use; for example, in those with oesophageal stricture, Barrett’s oesophagus or a history of a bleeding gastrointestinal ulcer, or to provide gastroprotection in those at high risk of gastrointestinal ...
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American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2010
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Uzunismail, Hulya +3 more
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PPI Partnerships vs. PPI Divorces in LDCs
Review of Industrial Organization, 2006In the last 15 years, a variety of public private-partnerships in infrastructure have been adopted throughout the developing and transition world. Because many of these experiences are also turning sour, it seems important to separate facts from emo- tions.
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There is no paradox with PPI in research
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2013Ives et al claim to have identified a paradox within patient and public involvement (PPI) in research1—that is, that the benefits of PPI can never be fully realised because when a lay person is trained to a level at which they can make a useful contribution to research, they lose their unique ‘lay’ perspective.
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2022
AbstractIn this chapter, we further explore the landscape of PPIs. First, the account for the strong–weak NPI distinction, developed in Chapter 10, straightforwardly extends to the distinction between strong and weak PPIs, and even accounts for some hitherto unattested facts concerning their distribution.
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AbstractIn this chapter, we further explore the landscape of PPIs. First, the account for the strong–weak NPI distinction, developed in Chapter 10, straightforwardly extends to the distinction between strong and weak PPIs, and even accounts for some hitherto unattested facts concerning their distribution.
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A PPI is a PPI is a PPI; Lessons from prolonged intragastric pH monitoring
Gastroenterology, 2000Radu Tutuian +2 more
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