Survey: Shape the future of IBD Standards

Published: 10 August 2018

Take part in this short survey to shape and influence standards for Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis services.

The IBD Standards is a set of standards describing what a good Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Service should look like. The set of standards was last updated in 2013, and created a benchmark against which local services can measure their quality and to plan and develop their services. Five years on, the IBD Standards are being revised and will be published in early 2019. You can take part in our survey to help shape and influence the new standards, which will be used by clinical teams, NHS managers and commissioners to plan and deliver services that should be person-centred. This will ensure that people with Crohn's and Colitis have the best possible outcomes in their care; so it is extremely important that these reflect the needs and priorities of patients.The proposed new IBD Standards follow the patient journey from first symptoms to ongoing care and flare management, setting out the appropriate care that should be provided at each stage. Patients have actively been involved throughout the revision of the IBD Standard and at this stage we would like to hear your view.Take part in the IBD Standards survey.

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Last updated: 22/07/2026

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