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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Psychol Med Settings. 2019 Jun;26(2):183–193. doi: 10.1007/s10880-018-9576-5

Table 2.

Clinical Characteristics of Study Sample

N = 162
IBD Diagnosis
 Crohn’s Disease 58.8% (96)
 Ulcerative Colitis (includes post-colectomy) 39.0% (63)
 Indeterminate Colitis 1.7% (3)
Primary IBD Treatment Provider
 Internist/Primary Care Physician 9.3% (15)
 General Gastroenterologist 37.9% (61)
 IBD Specialist 48.4% (79)
 Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nurse 2.5% (4)
 Other 1.9% (3)
Current Medication
 Antibiotics 2.2% (4)
 Aminosalicylates 23.5% (43)
 Steroids 13.1% (24)
 Immunomodulators 19.1% (35)
 Biologic Therapies 43.2% (79)
 Other Prescribed Medications 15.8% (29)
 Over the Counter Medication, Supplements, Probiotics 57.1% (92)
Age Symptom Onset (years) 24.60 ± 44.22
Age of Diagnosis (years) 26.58 ± 12.40
Harvey Bradshaw Index Score 8.89 ± 4.66
SIBQ Score 43.23 ± 12.58
Number of Outpatient Visits for IBD (past year) 4.52 ± 8.68
Good or Excellent Relationship with IBD Provider 80.6% (129)
Good or Excellent Communication with IBD Provider 74.5% (120)