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Nurses poster presentations: Nurses poster presentations 2023

N01 Using Item Response Theory to improve the efficiency of the Crohn and Colitis Knowledge score for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

N02 Our life is a roller-coaster! A qualitative phenomenological study exploring the impact of IBD on family members

N03 Introducing video consultations as part of an IBD tight monitoring care pathway: interim results of the INTERACTION project

N04 How to manage the concerns of patients with inflammatory bowel disease due to the transition from in-hospital to home management with oral or subcutaneous therapies: results of a survey of a cohort of patients in intravenous biologic treatment.

N05 Highlighting the critical contributions of Inflammatory Bowel Disease nurses in Canada: Perspectives from nurses, gastroenterologists, individuals living with IBD, and caregivers.

N06 The Introduction of Nurse Led Preconception and Pregnancy Education Clinics for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

N07 A qualitative study on how patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease feel supported in managing their disease using an app

N08 The emerging role of the IBD Care Manager: preliminary results from a survey by Italian IBD nurses

N09 Exploration of medication adherence interventions in Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Scoping Review of Randomised Controlled Trials.

N10 Facilitators and inhibitors to first adult care visits in the transition from paediatric to adult orientated Inflammatory Bowel Disease healthcare

N11 Adherence, self-care and illness perception in patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease – a qualitative study.

N12 Development and introduction of a pre-clinic screening, triage system and virtual consultations for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: a nurse led quality improvement project (QIP)

N13 Low compliance with remote monitoring of patient-reported outcomes via digital application in patients with inflammatory bowel disease

N14 The satisfaction of IBD patients’ nursing care in biological therapy. Observational study

N15 Influence of abundant nurse staffing on patient-reported outcomes among patients with inflammatory bowel disease in clinical remission

N16 Exploring the factors that influence adjustment to and acceptance of an intestinal stoma for IBD: preliminary findings

N17 Azathioprine - Is it really a dirty drug? IBD nurse's experience at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital

N18 Exploring the experiences of UK-dwelling Bangladeshi native language-speaking patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: preliminary findings from a qualitative study

N19 Fear of not being accepted: a synthesis of qualitative experiences of children and adolescents living with IBD.

N20 The added shame of IBD: experiences of people from various ethnic backgrounds discussing sexual wellbeing in clinical settings.

N21 Patient education is (sometimes) better than cure.

N22 Inflammatory bowel disease nursing in Italy: the experience of the Academic Hospital of Udine.

N23 Burnout among European IBD specialists – a survey supported by ECCO

N24 At Home Calprotectin a United Kingdom Patient Perspectives and Tertiary Center Experience

N25 Diagnostic delay and economic burden in ibd: a multicenter italian experience in patients treated with biologics

N26 Help-seeking experiences of patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease from healthcare professionals: A qualitative descriptive study

N27 Living well with IBD; An online survey from the UK

N28 Satisfaction with telemedicine programs in inflammatory bowel disease: a natiowise multicenter study

N29 Audit of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Telephone Advice Line

N30 Understanding Inflammatory Bowel Disease Emergency Department Admissions in a Tertiary Referral Inflammatory Bowel Disease Centre in England: A quality Improvement project

N31 Nothing about us, without us: Developing a reliable IBD information source on sexual well-being by patients and for patients