Summer 2019 newsletter to clinical teams 2019
Registry news for IBD teams – Summer 2019
Including:
- News
- Zessly safety study opens for interest
- Webtool upgrade – down time 17th July
- BSG 2019 Glasgow – IBD Data and Quality
- Survey: why do you participate in the IBD Registry?
- IBD audit requirements Quality Accounts 2019-20
- WebTool Wizards
- Supporting studies
- New IBD Standards in focus
- IBD Consensus Guidelines
- Support packs coming…
- Registry poster— audit of biological therapies in IBD unveiled
- Patient consent congrats to IBD teams
- PMS User Group—update
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