Iron Deficiency

This IBD clinical care pathway provides a general guideline for monitoring and managing iron deficiency in adults with IBD.

 

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Disclaimer: Clinical care pathways are not a substitute for the personalized judgement and care of a trained healthcare professional. 

Dr. Irina Nistor, MN (Mount Sinai Hospital) and Dr. Karen Kroeker (University of Alberta) led the review and update for the current version of this clinical care pathway. 

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