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J R Soc Med 1991;84:131-132
© 1991 Royal Society of Medicine

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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol 84, Issue 3 131-132, Copyright © 1991 by Royal Society of Medicine


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Inflammatory bowel disease: patients' expectations in the 1990s

CS Probert and JF Mayberry
Leicester General Hospital.

A group of 70 patients with inflammatory bowel disease were asked to complete a questionnaire about their disease counselling preferences, 59 replied. Seventy-five per cent wanted further advice about their disease. Of these, 60% wished to receive the advice by discussion with a trained advisor. Seventy-six per cent wanted this person to be a hospital specialist, but 50% would accept advice from a specialty trained nurse. Eighty-six per cent would like this in conjunction with 'same day' telephone advice from a hospital specialist and 85% of patients wish to be taught how to adjust their own therapy. There is an increasingly important role for nurse counsellors in the management of these diseases.
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