Equip your healthcare team with practical strategies to strengthen patient-provider communication, recognize barriers to IBD care, and improve coordination throughout the patient journey. Our training is available for healthcare systems, clinical teams, and community health organizations.
Training Focus Areas
- Strengthening patient-provider communication, including teach-back and other patient-centered strategies
- Recognizing barriers that can contribute to delays in IBD care
- Understanding social drivers that affect access to and management of care
- Improving connections to healthcare and community resources
- Strengthening coordination across the patient's care journey
- Supporting informed and engaged patients
- Understanding the lived experience of navigating IBD
Who We Train
- Physicians
- Nurses and advanced practice providers
- Social workers
- Care coordinators
- Community health professionals
- Primary care teams
- Emergency and urgent care teams
- Gastroenterology teams
- Interdisciplinary healthcare teams
Bringing the Patient Experience Into Provider Education
Patients experience much of their healthcare journey outside the clinical encounter. Referrals, medication access, financial barriers, transportation, health information, communication, and other challenges can influence whether a patient is able to successfully follow a care plan.
Our training helps healthcare professionals better recognize these challenges and identify practical opportunities to strengthen communication, reduce gaps in care, and provide more person-centered support.