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October 1, 2024/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

The Mind-Gut Connection: How Behavioral Health Specialists Improve GI Care at Cleveland Clinic

Customized interventions for diverse GI disorders are enhancing patient outcomes

September 6, 2024/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Functional Dyspepsia: How to Manage the Burn and the Bloat (Part I)

Causes, symptoms and solutions for chronic upper abdominal pain

August 13, 2024/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Microscopic Colitis: What Is It, and What Are the Treatment Options?

Tips on how to recognize the condition and budesonide treatment guidance

March 25, 2024/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

IBD: Avoiding Postoperative Infections and Complications

Insights on guiding treatment decisions

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February 21, 2024/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Consider Risk Factors When Deciding Care Path for Postoperative Crohn’s Disease

Strong patient communication can help clinicians choose the best treatment option

August 17, 2023/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Diagnosis and Management of Ascites, Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis and Hepatorenal Syndrome

Brief pearls for diagnosis and management of ascites and relevant conditions associated with decompensated cirrhosis

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January 6, 2023/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

New Neurogastroenterology and Motility Center Provides Coordinated Care

Hard-to-treat GI disorders benefit from multidisciplinary approach

July 26, 2021/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

The Role of the Clinical Pharmacist in an IBD Medical Home

How an IBD specialist pharmacist enhances patient care

April 16, 2021/COVID-19

Operating a Medical Intensive Liver Unit During a Pandemic

Multidisciplinary critical care in the time of COVID-19

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October 27, 2020/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis in Patients with IBD: Choosing a Catheter for Parenteral Nutrition

Rate is lower with tunneled intravenous catheters

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