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We aim to discover how outcomes in IBD, both surgical and medical, can be improved, addressing not only disease control but also persistent fatigue and quality of life.
We aim to discover how innovative technologies, such as smart toilet systems and ingestible sensor capsules (smart pills), can be used to monitor disease activity and treatment response in real time.
We aim to discover how environmental sustainability and societal demands, such as the growing shortage of resources and capacity for chronic disease care, can be integrated into clinical decision-making to minimize the ecological footprint and enhance the long-term viability of gastroenterology care.

Research Research groups Innovative strategies in inflammatory bowel disease

About Innovative strategies in inflammatory bowel disease

We aim to improve outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease by integrating patient-centered care, clinical innovation, smart technologies, and sustainable healthcare.