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The aim is to assess the implementation of IBD-PERFECT for measuring quality indicators in inflammatory bowel disease care.

P1216Measuring what matters in Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Early results from the IBD-PERFECT initiative

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This initiative benchmarks care quality in inflammatory bowel disease, revealing documentation gaps and performance variability.

The aim is to assess the implementation of IBD-PERFECT for measuring quality indicators in inflammatory bowel disease care.
Analyzed de-identified data from 20 healthcare sites for KPI reporting.
Evaluated clinical outcomes related to current smoking, steroid use, and disease activity.
Calculated data completion rates for each KPI.
Summarized results using medians and interquartile ranges.
16,988 records reviewed with 10,178 in the Clinical Cohort and 6,506 in the Active Cohort.
Median current smoking rate was 1.3%, with 7.9% having clinically active disease.
Data completeness varied widely, with the highest being recent assessment at 70.4%.
95.6% of those meeting surveillance criteria lacked a documented colonoscopy within 3 years.

Wu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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