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Dear Sir,We commend Bennebroek Evertsz' et al.1 on their work comparing a version of the physician-completed Simple Clinical Colitis Activity Index (SCCAI)2 with a patient-completed version. We, too, believe this is a way of moving toward patient-centered and patient-initiated care.The 2 scores as used here, however, show deviation from the original Index in both use and redesign.Firstly, we note that 14% of the 149 patients had ‘ at least one operation ’ for ulcerative colitis and that 9.4% had pouches, suggesting that the remainder had ileostomies. The SCCAI was designed to assess ulcerative colitis patients with …

On the physician-completed and the patient-completed Simple Clinical Colitis Activity Index (SCCAI)