At this years 2013 Annual BSG Meeting our work on faecal calprotectin, demonstrating cost savings and reducing the number of unnecessary colonoscopies that some patients are put forward for, won a poster of distinction award. To view the poster please click on the link below http://www.drmattwjohnson.com/?attachment_id=559
To view the Tracey Price’s poster please click on the link below http://www.drmattwjohnson.com/?attachment_id=542
To view the new promo video for the new national IBD Registry and Patient Management System please click on the link below.
Recently we were delighted that our IBD – Supported, Self Help and Management won an oral award of recommendation at the Arena Conference A video was made to demonstrate the system and promote the innovation. To view please click on the link below;- http://youtu.be/Wj43BrOPnZw
To view the initial Video Link that was used in the promo video for the new National IBD Registry and Patients Management System
14 Abstracts Submitted, Accepted and Published at the 2013 British Society of Gastroenterology Annual Meeting This is certainly a personal record, but must be pushing a record for total number of research abstracts submitted and published by the BSG at any one National Meeting
IBD-SSHAMP (Supported, Self Help and Management Programme) has been nominated as one of the UKs Top 10 High Impact Digital NHS Innovations for 2012. We have been asked to showcase our developments at this years Health Innovation EXPO at the Excel Centre, London in March.
The Luton and Dunstable University Hospital has become the 1st hospital in UK to host the New National IBD Database Registry. We are presently a development site and the refinements are still ongoing. The aim is to trial the database at another 3-4 pilot sites. If this proves successful the programme will be rolled out throughout the country. In order…
After many successful years of service Richard Driscoll has decided to retire from his post as the Head of Crohns’ and Colitis UK. That responsibility has now been handed on to David Barker. A brief introductory video is attached (with a few people you may recognise in cameo roles in the background) http://youtu.be/cgs5CFqZH9E