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  1. Jeffrey Roberts
    Trial by Jury: Irritable Bowel Syndrome Brooks Cash, MD ; Lin Chang, MD ; William Chey, MD ; David Kunkel, MD ; Mark Pimentel, MD VIEW WEBCAST Recorded at ACG 2019 meeting in San Antonio, TX. Target Audience: This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of gastroenterologists and other healthcare providers involved in the care of patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Educational Objectives After completing this program, participants should be better able to: Design treatment plans for patients with IBS that are aligned with current
  2. Jeffrey Roberts
    Drossman: Evidence that there may be brain cell death due to the vicious cycle of pain from FGID (Functional Gastrointestinal) condition. Drossman: Validate symptoms, explain thoroughly, & don’t abandon your patients. Chey: Shared “Advice from a patient” from J Ruddy Gastroenterology 2018 Chey: Non-verbal communication is incredibly important in approaching a patient. It gives hope and trust. Chey: We’re still learning about the genetic factors behind IBS Chey: How I describe IBS to patients. With hope, trust and confidence. Chey: Role of Stre
  3. JRuddy
    From Pretending to Truly Being OK: A Journey From Illness to Health With Postinfection Irritable Bowel Syndrome: The Patient’s Perspective Johannah Ruddy Rome Foundation, Raleigh, North Carolina Pain is something we all experience. Growing up the oldest in a conservative, protestant, middle class family you had to tolerate pain and learn to deal with it. Getting sick was not an excuse for sympathy or a day off from school. It was almost a badge of honor because you were tough, not weak like others. Maybe that’s why, at the age of 13, when it finally came out that I was
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