Variation in Care in the Management of Children With Crohn’s Disease: Data From a Multicenter Inception Cohort Study | Zendy

Chenthan Krishnakumar | Zendy; Cortney R. Ballengee | Zendy; Chunyan Liu | Zendy; MiOk Kim | Zendy; Susan S. Baker | Zendy; Robert N. Baldassano | Zendy; Stanley A. Cohen | Zendy; Wallace Crandall | Zendy; Lee A. Denson | Zendy; Marla C. Dubinsky | Zendy; Jonathan Evans | Zendy; Ranjana Gokhale | Zendy; Anne M. Griffiths | Zendy; Stephen L. Guthery | Zendy; Maria OlivaHemker | Zendy; Melvin B. Heyman | Zendy; David J. Keljo | Zendy; Richárd Kellermayer | Zendy; Neal S. LeLeiko | Zendy; David R. Mack | Zendy; James Markowitz | Zendy; Dedrick E. Moulton | Zendy; Joshua D. Noe | Zendy; Anthony Otley | Zendy; Ashish Patel | Zendy; Marian Pfefferkorn | Zendy; Shervin Rabizadeh | Zendy; Joel R. Rosh | Zendy; Scott B. Snapper | Zendy; Thomas D. Walters | Zendy; David Ziring | Zendy; Kajari Mondal | Zendy; Michael D. Kappelman | Zendy; Jeffrey S. Hyams | Zendy; Subra Kugathasan | Zendy

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Variation in Care in the Management of Children With Crohn’s Disease: Data From a Multicenter Inception Cohort Study

Author(s) -

Chenthan Krishnakumar,

Cortney R. Ballengee,

Chunyan Liu,

MiOk Kim,

Susan S. Baker,

Robert N. Baldassano,

Stanley A. Cohen,

Wallace Crandall,

Lee A. Denson,

Marla C. Dubinsky,

Jonathan Evans,

Ranjana Gokhale,

Anne M. Griffiths,

Stephen L. Guthery,

Maria OlivaHemker,

Melvin B. Heyman,

David J. Keljo,

Richárd Kellermayer,

Neal S. LeLeiko,

David R. Mack,

James Markowitz,

Dedrick E. Moulton,

Joshua D. Noe,

Anthony Otley,

Ashish Patel,

Marian Pfefferkorn,

Shervin Rabizadeh,

Joel R. Rosh,

Scott B. Snapper,

Thomas D. Walters,

David Ziring,

Kajari Mondal,

Michael D. Kappelman,

Jeffrey S. Hyams,

Subra Kugathasan

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

inflammatory bowel diseases

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.932

H-Index - 146

eISSN - 1536-4844

pISSN - 1078-0998

DOI - 10.1093/ibd/izy363

Subject(s) - medicine , crohn's disease , cohort , colonoscopy , inflammatory bowel disease , disease , cohort study , retrospective cohort study , crohn disease , pediatrics , colorectal cancer , cancer

Variation in care is common in medical practice. Reducing variation in care is shown to improve quality and increase favorable outcomes in chronic diseases. We sought to identify factors associated with variation in care in children with newly diagnosed Crohn's disease (CD).

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