IBD in Primary Care – Practical Management Tips
GPCME 2018 – Rotorua
Saturday June 9, 2018
Presentation by:
Dr David Rowbotham
Consultant Gastroenterologist, Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Auckland Hospital
In this workshop held at GPCME 2018, Dr David Rowbotham presented tips for primary care clinicians on the best approaches to managing IBD patients in everyday practice. He also discussed some novel therapies, stopping treatment and the IBD clinical trials taking place at the Auckland District Health Board.
The video production for this presentation was funded by Emerge Health.
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