New article from @Austin_Health senior #IBD pharmacist Patrick Hilley: Implementation of values-based healthcare in inflammatory bowel disease—a review. https://t.co/hrSX4V9lkK
📌Biologic safety in #IBD post liver transplant - what’s safest?
💊Gut-specific (VDZ) v systemic (aTNF, UST) agents = similar infectious events
⚠️ Steroid co-therapy = ⬆️ severe infections
Out in AP&T
🔗https://t.co/RnL9HSrGf2
👏Congrats #SimoneChin!
#GITwitter#livertwitter
Pharmacist integration into inflammatory bowel disease multidisciplinary teams - what are their roles, & what value do they add? A literature review from our IBD pharmacist @philley89 and MD co-authors. https://t.co/OTJfbMpzd1
PREDICT UC trial optimizing infliximab dose in patients with #ASUC
Initially no differences at day 8 BUT
✅intensified better if albumin<25
✅ intensified better if crp>50
Presented by Matthew Chuen Seng Choy at @DDWMeeting#DDW2024
Just published, co-authored by IBD pharmacist Patrick Hilley: Safety & effectiveness of Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors in the management of inflammatory bowel disease following liver transplantation. https://t.co/Kt8Q6VHshw
The 2024 MacHSR Future Leaders Fellowship is open to established clinicians looking to do health services research. You'll gain:
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Switching patients with IBD from intravenous to subcutaneous biologics might improve convenience for patients but results in a financial loss to health services, an Australian study suggests. https://t.co/KsXFnmTNlF
Outcomes out to 12 months after sequential use of high‐dose tofacitinib following infliximab in acute severe ulcerative colitis - Eqbal - 2023 - Internal Medicine Journal - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/JntOWGsPCL
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