12th N-ECCO Network Meeting

09:00-09:15	1: Welcome & Introduction Palle Bager, Aarhus, Denmark
09:15-10:30	Session 1: Hot topics IBD nursing Kay Greveson, London, United Kingdom Rita Lindenthaler, Schwarzach, Austria
	09:15–10:00	2: Demonstrating the value of the IBD nurse Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should be able to identify the value of an IBD nurse and hopefully be inspired to develop their own IBD nurse-service further. Isobel Mason, London, United Kingdom
	10:00–10:30	3: Sexual Dysfunction in IBD Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should be able to identify how IBD can influence sexual functions, both for males and females. Hopefully the participants have picked up ideas how to support patients with IBD and sexual problems. Konstantinos Katsanos, Ioannina, Greece
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-12:30	Session 2: From bench to bedside - practical IBD Usha Chauhan, Hamilton, Canada Tobias Kasa, Vienna, Austria
	11:00–11:30	4: Iron-deficiency, anaemia and fatigue Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should be able to understand the mechanisms of iron deficiency and anaemia in IBD, as well as possible relationships between these conditions and fatigue. Palle Bager, Aarhus, Denmark
	11:30-12:00	5: Interpreting blood results (TGN, IGRA, TNF levels abnormal LFT, importance of TDM) Educational Objectives: After the talk, the participants should have an extended understanding of how blood results can be interpreted in IBD. Furthermore, the participants should have an understanding of when (and why) the different blood samples should be drawn. Peter Irving, London, United Kingdom
	12:00-12:30	6: IBD and Elderly Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should have an understanding of the potential challenges elderly with IBD can have. Hopefully, the participants have picked up ideas how to identify the problems and how to support the elderly patient with IBD. Nienke Ipenburg, Leiden, The Netherlands
12:30-14:00	Lunch break
12:45-13:45	Industry sponsored symposium
14:00-14:45	Session 3: Abstracts Susanna Jäghult, Stockholm, Sweden Rita Lindenthaler, Schwarzach, Austria
	14:00-14:15	7: NO001: Cognitive behavioural therapy for the management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease-fatigue: A pilot randomised controlled trial Micol Artom, London, United Kingdom
	14:15-14:30	8: NO002: The quality of care questionnaire - development of a valid measure for persons with Inflammatory Bowel Disease Katarina Pihl Lesnovska, Linköping, Sweden
	14:30-14:45	9: NO003: Increasing research capacity of IBD nurses across Europe - a case study of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Fatigue (IBD-F) scale translation and validation Wladyslawa Czuber-Dochan, London, United Kingdom
14:45-15:15	Coffee break
15:15-16:30	Session 4: Debate Timing of surgery in Acute Severe Colitis: Save the colon or save the patient Liesbeth Moortgat, Roeselare, Belgium Tobias Kasa, Vienna, Austria
	15:15–15:45	10: Save the patient - Medical treatments Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should have an understanding of why surgery in IBD needs to be timed. Furthermore, the participants should have an understanding of different considerations prior to surgery. Pieter Hindryckx, Ghent, Belgium
	15:45-16:15	11: Save the colon - Early surgery Educational Objectives: After the talk the participants should have an understanding of why surgery in IBD needs to be timed. Furthermore, the participants should have an understanding of different considerations prior to surgery. Yves Panis, Clichy, France
	16:15-16:30	Q&A
16:30-17:00	Closing remarks, N-ECCO in 2018 and beyond Palle Bager, Aarhus, Denmark
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12th N-ECCO Network Meeting

12th N-ECCO Network Meeting(as of January 2018)

12^th N-ECCO Network Meeting
(as of January 2018)