Copy of MondayNightIBDNon-Invasive Imaging in Crohn’s Disease Expert VideoNovember 4, 2024 ~ Michael Dolinger, MD, MBA***Post-Survey & Application for CME Credit***

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2.What is your community of practice?

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3.37 year old with a recent diagnosis of Crohns ileitis on colonoscopy with FCP 80. IUS shows BWT (bowel wall thickness) 5.4mm and hyperemia. He is started on UST and you reassess by IUS at week 4. IUS response is defined by...(Required.)

Decrease in BWT > 15%

Decrease in BWT > 25%

Decrease in BWT > 35%

Decrease in BWT > 45%

4.Patient did well clinically and you plan an IUS at week 32. What BWT correlates with endoscopic remission?(Required.)

4mm

3mm

2mm

No correlation

EVALUATION FORM

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Identify appropriate methods for assessing transmural inflammation

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7.Overall, was this activity fair, balanced and free from commercial bias?

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9.Of the patients with IBD you will see in the next month, about how many will benefit from the information you learned today?

1 to 10

11 to 25

26 to 50

I am not directly involved in patient care

10.Based on what I learned today, I will improve my practice by incorporating the following (check all that apply):

Consider non-invasive imaging techniques for assessing IBD disease activity

Utilize IUS, MRI and CT in detecting complications of Crohn's disease

Incorporate IUS to monitor disease progression and response to treatment

Advocate for addition of IUS to IBD center

Seek additional training on IUS and/or become certified to perform IUS

I do not plan on making changes to my practice at this time

Other (explain)

11.Based on your experience, which of the following are the primary barriers to implementing changes in practice (check all that apply):

Lack of knowledge regarding imaging options (patient-related)

Limited knowledge and training regarding new imaging techniques for Crohn's disease (provider-level barrier)

Lack of time resources to consider change (practice-related barrier)

Inadequate support staff for pt education/insurance/billing/administrative issues (practice-level barrier)

Insurance reimbursement or legal issues (systems-related barrier)

Lack of access to novel imaging devices due to regulatory approvals/insurance coverage (systems-related barrier)

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13.I certify that I have participated in the continuing education activity entitled, "MondayNightIBD | Non-Invasive Imaging in Crohn's Disease Clinical Case Convo" and claim 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit^TM.(Required.)

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