Reflux Studies –Start to Finish Webinar Series (1/2)
Review of reflux reasons, terminology, data card setup and calibration, and the importance of educating the patient of diary annotation.
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Jason Baker, PhD
Dr. Jason Baker completed graduate degrees from the University of Michigan and Walden University. Areas of interest: GI Physiology Laboratory development, anorectal physiology, and gastro-intestinal health literacy. His research portfolio includes partnering with diverse investigators and inter-disciplinary teams. These projects range from clinically focus, pharmaceutical pathology, and bio-medical technology.
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