PACE IBD Telemedicine Program 🏥👨⚕️ Located at Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto 🇨🇦 Serving underserved IBD patients across ON 🌎 https://xitter.cf/t.co/4upoee1ruN
Joined July 2017
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Here is a quick progress snapshot of the PACE IBD Telemedicine program along with other PACE sites! It has been quite a great ride and we are still growing! @CANIBD @getgutsycanada @GeoffCNguyen
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#Crohns #colitis – at Toronto, Ontario
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10 Tips for Optimising Energy & Improving Mood with IBD:
1. Manage your IBD: Monitor & keep inflammation under control. Get calprotectin tested & discuss with your team if unsure.
2. Treat anaemia: Check haemoglobin levels & address any deficiencies.
3. Check vitamins/minerals: Get B12, folate, ferritin & vitamin D levels checked yearly & treat if low.
4. Revise your diet: Consider a Mediterranean-style diet if tolerated. Limit sugar & processed foods.
5. Optimise sleep: Get adequate, quality sleep to regulate energy & mood.
6. Exercise in daylight: If possible, get some daylight exercise to boost energy & mood.
7. Screen for anxiety/depression: If feeling low, get screened.
8. Adjust caffeine: Wait 60 mins after waking for first caffeine to avoid afternoon crashes; avoid in the afternoon to prevent insomnia.
9. Try non-sleep deep rest: Incorporate yoga nidra, meditation etc to re-energise.
10. Practice self-care: Prioritise taking care of yourself. Making routine changes can greatly improve energy & mood.
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6th episode of the MENTAL HEALTH TRACK of GUT MATTERS
The Influence of the Brain on the Body - let’s start to explore how what we think influences how our bodies behave.
Join me:
drmarcireiss.com/podcast/
Spotify
open.spotify.com/episode/3Fg…
Apple Podcasts
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Curious about navigating diet and lifestyle in IBD? Time to sign up, if you have not already! 👇
#Diet #IBD #Lifestyle #InflammatoryBowelDisease
Ask your burning questions about navigating diet and lifestyle while being affected by Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, or another form of IBD. Join our upcoming Ask the Expert event to hear from Rory Hornstein.
bit.ly/44cRX8R
🚨🚨 Want to help shape Ontario's health care system? Here is how you can get involved with the Ontario Ministry of Health! #Bridgegaps #virtualcare #IBD #access
Happy #PatientExperienceWeek!
From nurses, physicians, and health care providers to patients, families and caregivers – thank you for your continued efforts to improve patient care.
Learn how you can help shape Ontario’s healthcare system: ontario.ca/page/help-shape-o… #PXWeek
ALT Nurse smiles at a patient. Image Text: Patient Experience Week | April 29-May 3.
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It’s Canadian #FertilityAwarenessWeek.
On average, 1 in 6 Canadians experience infertility. The Ontario Fertility Program can help those eligible build their families.
Learn more: ontario.ca/page/get-fertilit…
ALT Husband and wife consult with a doctor. Image Text: Canadian Fertility Awareness Week | April 21-27
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Join us at Multidisciplinary Care in IBD June 08, 2024 in Toronto, ON mcibd.ca for an interactive case based symposium on management of #IBD (and comorbid #rheum and #derm) in pregnancy
@UofTGastroHep
@CanGastroAssn
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@ontario_gastros @uoftobgyn
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@IBD_FloMD and I review common myths about #IBD for @TIME
@nyulangone @nyugrossman
6 Myths About IBD, Debunked | TIME time.com/6509853/ibd-myths-d…
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April is #IBSAwarenessMonth.
IBS is the most common gastrointestinal condition, affecting up to 20% of Canadians.
The primary symptoms or "ABCDs" of IBS include abdominal pain, bloating, constipation and/or diarrhea.
Learn how to relieve IBS symptoms: badgut.org/information-centr…
ALT Doctor consults with a patient. Image Text: IBS Awareness Month. Create a healthy gut.
Curious about our virtual care program in Manitoba? Check out our progress in “the keystone province”
winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/video/c2…
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Hey postsecondary students – don't let Crohn’s or colitis hold you back!
The @abbviecanada #IBDscholarship gives students with Crohn's or colitis a chance to make studies and life easier with $5,000!
ibdscholarship.ca
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Crohn’s and Colitis Canada is ramping up its Gutsy Walk fundraising for the big day!
With some of our employees living with Crohn’s or colitis, we're dedicated to doing everything we can to raise funds, and find a cure.
Register your corporate team at gutsywalk.ca!
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📢 People living with #IBD are not 'lazy'.
Up to 86% of IBD patients with active disease have fatigue 🥴
BUT... 41% - 52% of IBD patients with mild to inactive disease also have fatigue 🤯🤯
According to the Crohns and Colitis Foundation
Fatigue can be really debilitating 💜
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#Ostomy #Toronto’s first meeting of 2024 is a #PeerSupport meeting happening Tues, Jan 16 @ 7:30pm EST.
Links to join by Zoom or phone can be found on our website: ostomytoronto.com/events-mee…
All are welcome!
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drmarcireiss.com/podcast/
Give episode 2 a listen! For all patients with #IBD or relatives of patients with IBD.
Ep 2 - I Have IBD, Now What?
New 2024 calls for new resolutions. Will you key part of IBD community? The time is now to stay connected 🙌🏻
Join us for the Peer Connect Event on January 10th at 8 pm ET! 🤝
Connect with others affected by Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Register now bit.ly/41HV87h
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While the holiday season may be a time of joy for many, it can also be a time that brings up feelings of loneliness, anxiety and loss.
There are helpful and supportive resources available for Canadians to help cope.
Learn more: WellnessTogether.ca
ALT Person working at a call centre.
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Why go out when you can connect from the comfort of home?
Our next event is December 20 at 8 pm ET. Join us by registering bit.ly/3upRl1H
Want to hear testimonial about virtual care program in QC? Here we go: “The program has been very convenient for me... Communicating with telemedicine nurse made managing my disease so much easier and has taken away the stress of not knowing if my flare can be quickly managed.”
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There is a link of Crohn’s and colitis with Colorectal cancer – third most common cancer in Canada.
Learn more about what this means: bit.ly/3N2PCVM.
