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Join our team in 2022!
The IBD Registry is growing, and that means we are looking for people with health data, systems and data analysis skills to join our team. We have exciting new roles available in our Health Data Projects team, our Data Systems team and our Data Analytics team: Data...
IBD Registry datasets listed on HDR Innovation Gateway
The IBD Registry has listed two datasets on the Health Data Research Innovation Gateway, making it easier for researchers to learn about our data and apply to use it for studies investigating inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). We work to improve the health of people...
BSG Annual Meeting 2021: Registry data highlights impact of COVID-19 on IBD care
The IBD Registry has presented data at the British Society for Gastroenterology’s 2021 Annual Meeting Online showing the impact of COVID-19 on care and prescribing for people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Addressing delegates on 8 November, Dr Keith Bodger,...
Patient data supports new research into IBD and COVID-19
The IBD Registry has collected a valuable dataset to support new studies investigating the impact of COVID-19 on people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Thank you to the almost 10,000 people who took part in the COVID-19 IBD Patient Risk Tool and follow-up...
We are hiring – three systems and data science roles
The IBD Registry is a small, fast-moving and innovative organisation working in the world of healthcare data to provide insights and solutions that benefit people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). We are looking for three systems and data science professionals to...
COVID-19 IBD Risk Tool wins award
We were thrilled to win an award at the Communique Awards for our work in creating and communicating our COVID-19 IBD Risk Tool for people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The 2021 Communique Awards took place on 1 September and recognise excellence and best...
2021 Annual Report on Biological Therapies in IBD
Clinical teams providing biological therapies for people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are maintaining good practices of care despite increased pressures from COVID-19, according to the latest report from the IBD Registry. The second annual report on the use...
Reflections in our birthday month
Unbelievably, it’s now 3 years since we set up IBD Registry Ltd as an independent not-for-profit organisation, following the original launch by the British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG) in June 2013. A birthday is a good time for reflection. We’re owned and...
Partnering for PINPOINT
The PINPOINT study (the Prospective Incidence of Paediatric-Onset Inflammatory bowel disease in the United Kingdom) is undertaking a UK-wide incidence study of paediatric IBD. The number of children newly diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) each year has...
Join the team – two Communications roles (we are growing!)
We are recruiting for two great roles in our Comms teams to help tell everyone how we use data to help patients, clinical teams and the NHS If you know someone who is passionate about helping people with IBD, and has the right background in communications to do so, do...
Submitting data to the IBD Registry – hints and tips for IBD teams
To help IBD teams (to whom we are grateful for their time and work in submitting data) we have put together a page of hints and tips to make the process of submitting data easier. 1 Check your login before the deadline. If you use the WebTool periodically rather than...
2020: end of a long, strange year
Taking a much-needed few days rest at the end of a year that I think most of us didn't see coming. Carefully laid annual plans went out of the window in March to be replaced by COVID-19 reactive planning. That included the COVID-19 IBD Risk Tool, our sleeper surprise...