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Jul 12, 2017 · Don’t renew long-term proton pump inhibitor (PPI) therapy for gastrointestinal symptoms without an attempt to stop . or reduce (taper) therapy at least once per year for most patients. Canadian Pharmacists Association . Choosing Wisely Canada recommendation #4. Don’t continue a proton pump inhibitor at discharge unless
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