Exabis Library

To review how to manage resources when writing GRADE guidelines
To review the pros and cons of universal guidelines

1) Highlight differences in disease presenting in adolescence compared to adulthood
2) Discuss the concept of transition vs transfer and the risks
3) Review the options available for transition and tools used to measure progress
4) Discuss guidelines

The European Union offers opportunities for high-level of funding of collaborative European research. Calls are regularly published: after the end of the FP7 funding programme the new round of Horizon 2020 calls started in 2015. Several topics are relevant to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) challenges, including chronic disease management, biomarker discovery and new treatments developments. The aim of this Viewpoint article is to describe the new Horizon 2020 instrument and the project submission procedures, and to highlight these through the description of tips and tricks, taking advantage of four examples of successful projects in the field of IBD: the SADEL, IBD-BIOM, IBD Character and BIOCYCLE projects.

Educational objectives:
1. To understand the different methods of data collection for different study designs e.g qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods
2. To emphasise the role of different types of data collection methods e.g. interview, observation, survey, etc
3. To empasise practical issues to consider when data collecting 

1. appropriate assessment
2. risk factors

 In this talk we will discuss simple yet often overlooked pearls and tips to get the most of old-school medications, focusing on thiopurines and 5ASA. We will examine which combination of topical and oral 5ASA is best in each clinical scenario, discuss the role of compliance, how to optimize technical aspects of rectal agents, desensitization and factors not to be overlooked which may contribute to recalcitrant IBD. We will also explore metabolite testing for thiopurines in clinical practice and the evidence backing its use for maintenance monotherapy 

 In this talk we will discuss simple yet often overlooked pearls and tips to get the most of old-school medications, focusing on thiopurines and 5ASA. We will examine which combination of topical and oral 5ASA is best in each clinical scenario, discuss the role of compliance, how to optimize technical aspects of rectal agents, desensitization and factors not to be overlooked which may contribute to recalcitrant IBD. We will also explore metabolite testing for thiopurines in clinical practice and the evidence backing its use for maintenance monotherapy