N36 Clinical outcomes from the IBD nurse led point of care intestinal ultrasound service – a 3 month review

H Owen

doi:10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjaf231.1568

January 1, 2026Journal of Crohn s and Colitis

N36 Clinical outcomes from the IBD nurse led point of care intestinal ultrasound service – a 3 month review

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This review aims to assess the effectiveness of a nurse-led intestinal ultrasound service in managing inflammatory bowel disease.
Collated and categorized outcomes from all IUS scans performed by the IBD CNS in 3 months.
Analyzed waiting times for scans and subsequent patient assessments.
Documented changes in patient management and referrals during the IUS appointments.
85 patients underwent IUS scans, predominantly diagnosed with Crohn's disease (85%).
34% experienced changes in disease management during their scans, including new treatments.
71% of routine scans were conducted within 6 weeks, with 27% urgent scans performed within 5 days of referral.

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A review reveals that nurse-led intestinal ultrasound services improve disease management and reduce waiting times in IBD patients, implying benefits for care delivery.

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