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Qualitative Study Explores Parent Experiences with Home-Based Tube Weaning: Standard Care vs mHealth App Support

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24 May 2026

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New qualitative study compares parent experiences of home-based feeding tube weaning using traditional care versus mobile health app support. Research examines family perspectives on two care delivery models for pediatric feeding disorders.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

References

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