Individuals with Chronic Care Needs


Patient Intestinal Failure-ECHO Project (PIF-ECHO)

Description

This study will evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of providing chronic intestinal failure patients and their family caregivers with direct access to live, virtual, multi-disciplinary (multi-D) support and education on best practices from a team of experts and peers. Such support can improve patient outcomes by enhancing knowledge, increasing confidence in self-care, and fostering a support network where patients can share lived experiences.

Grant Number
R03 HS030321
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