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Optimising IBD patient selection for de-escalation of anti-TNF therapy to immunomodulator maintenance

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By Rachael Swann, NHS Greater Glasgow, Alan Boal, Seth Ian Squires
| Frontline Gastroenterology Verified
Optimising IBD patient selection for de-escalation of anti-TNF therapy to immunomodulator maintenance Rachael Swann, Alan Boal, Seth Ian Squires, Carly Lamb, Laura Louise Clark, Selina Lamont, Graham Naismith Department of Gastroenterology, Royal Alexandra Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Division, Glasgow, UK Correspondence to Dr Rachael Swann, Department of Gastroenterology, Royal Alexandra Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Clyde Division, Glasgow G51 4TF, UK; rswann{at}nhs.net...
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Optimising IBD patient selection for de-escalation of anti-TNF therapy to immunomodulator maintenance

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By NHS Greater Glasgow, Alan Boal, Seth Ian Squires, Rachael Swann
| Frontline Gastroenterology Verified
Optimising IBD patient selection for de-escalation of anti-TNF therapy to immunomodulator maintenance Rachael Swann, Alan Boal, Seth Ian Squires, Carly Lamb, Laura Louise Clark, Selina Lamont, Graham Naismith Department of Gastroenterology, Royal Alexandra Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Division, Glasgow, UK Correspondence to Dr Rachael Swann, Department of Gastroenterology, Royal Alexandra Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Clyde Division, Glasgow G51 4TF, UK; rswann{at}nhs.net...
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The financial impact of a nurse-led telemedicine service for inflammatory bowel disease in a large district general hospital

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By Seth Ian Squires, Allan John Boal, Graham Douglas Naismith
| Frontline Gastroenterology Verified
In the current healthcare economy, the implementation of telemedicine is evolving rapidly.1 It is evident that many services managing chronic illnesses such as diabetes, asthma and epilepsy have well-defined telemedicine resources.2 The reason for the development and advancement in this area seems to be twofold: first, to improve speed and efficiency in delivery of health advice and decision making,3 and second, to provide access to patients in rural areas.4 The concept of telephone triage...
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