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We recently conducted a study on member outcomes in IBDCoach and the results were remarkable: IBDCoach had a significantly positive impact on members’ subjective experience of disease activity and mental and emotional wellbeing.
For members that self-reported results from fecal calprotectin tests, the gold standard measurement of inflammation in IBD, our members saw an average decrease from 1589 μg/g to 198 μg/g (250 μg/g is typically considered the benchmark for “in remission”).
As seen in our abstract published in
Calprotectin before joining IBDCoach (n=10, avg. 1589 μg/g) is significantly higher than calprotectin following an average of 13.36 months in the program (n=11, avg. 198 μg/g) (P < 0.05*). Values were self-reported; not all members reported scores for both time points. Results may vary.
We recently conducted a study on member outcomes in IBDCoach and the results were remarkable: IBDCoach had a significantly positive impact on members’ subjective experience of disease activity and mental and emotional wellbeing.
For members that self-reported results from fecal calprotectin tests, the gold standard measurement of inflammation in IBD, our members saw an average decrease from 1589 μg/g to 198 μg/g (250 μg/g is typically considered the benchmark for “in remission”).
Calprotectin before joining IBDCoach (n=10, avg. 1589 μg/g) is significantly higher than calprotectin following an average of 13.36 months in the program (n=11, avg. 198 μg/g) (P < 0.05*). Values were self-reported; not all members reported scores for both time points. Results may vary.
As seen in our abstract published in
“Within six months of joining the program, I was symptom-free. I was in remission for the first time since my diagnosis—for the first time in 12 years.“
Haley
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