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Role of Preconception Counseling in IBD (Video 10)

Role of Preconception Counseling in IBD (Video 10)
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    The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation and NYU Langone Health have joined forces to provide gastroenterology fellows in training with an online Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Clinical Case Simulation Video Library.

    Originally developed as part of the Foundation’s Visiting IBD (VIBD) Fellowship Program due to COVID restrictions, this library features an introduction video, followed by 10 videos that feature clinical scenario simulations of leading IBD experts with patients (played by actors), to provide a virtual clinical educational opportunity across the gamut of IBD care for gastroenterology fellows.

    Within each video is a physician-patient clinical case simulation (about 15 minutes), followed by a short review of clinical and professional teaching points by  teaching faculty from the Foundation’s Professional Education Committee (about 5 minutes).  Please be sure to view the Library videos in order (videos 1-11), and to review the learning objectives (below) for the simulation training before starting the video.

    Video 10 – focused on the role of preconception counseling in IBD – is taught by Jill Gaidos, MD, who leads the clinical visit simulation and Lisa B. Malter, MD, who provides the debrief and teaching points after the simulation. If you have not yet viewed Video 1, the introduction to this video series, please watch it here before proceeding to watch videos 2 -11 in order.

    *Please note these videos depict simulations of possible clinical care scenarios (using actors as patients), intended for use by physicians in training for educational and informational purposes only. They are not intended for use by the public, and must not be used as medical advice or to determine diagnosis or treatment. Any individual having gastrointestinal symptoms, or any symptoms of illness, should see their own physician or healthcare provider for medical evaluation, diagnosis, and advice. 

    • Overview

      View IBD Clinical Case Simulation Training Video Library (Video 10), on “Role of Preconception Counseling in IBD,” and enjoy the IBD Clinical Case Simulation Training Video Library educational experience for gastroenterology fellows by also viewing video 11, after video 10, on the IBD Clinical Hub. If you have not yet viewed Video 1, the introduction to this video series, please watch it here before proceeding to watch videos 2 -11 in order.

      Learning Objectives:

      1. Understand the impact of IBD on fertility
      2. Understand the risk of transmission of IBD from parent to child
      3. Communicate effectively the importance of being in clinical and endoscopic remission prior to conception
      4. Communicate effectively the risks and benefits of continuing adalimumab and azathioprine combination therapy during pregnancy
      5. Review the importance of having OB/maternal-fetal medicine actively involved

      *Please note these videos depict simulations of possible clinical care scenarios (using actors as patients), intended for use by physicians in training for educational and informational purposes only. They are not intended for use by the public, and must not be used as medical advice or to determine diagnosis or treatment. Any individual having gastrointestinal symptoms, or any symptoms of illness, should see their own physician or healthcare provider for medical evaluation, diagnosis, and advice. 

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      Published: 11/2/2022

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