IBD UK Report 2024: The State of IBD Care in the UK
We are very happy to announce the official release of the 2024 IBD UK Report. Based on data from the 2023 IBD UK Benchmarking surveys, the IBD UK Report provides an outlook on the state of IBD care across the UK.
Following the publication of the local service reports in April 2024, the IBD UK Report looks at the results on a national level and provides a number of recommendations to help ensure standards of IBD care improve across the UK.
You can read the report in full by following this link: 2024 IBD UK Report: The State of IBD Care in the UK
2024 Devolved Nations Reports
Using the data from the IBD UK Benchmarking surveys, we have now been able to produce reports for each of the devolved nations, revealing the current state of Crohn's and Colitis care in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland respectively. These are in addition to the 2024 IBD UK Report, which looks at the overall state of Crohn's and Colitis care in the UK as a whole.
The Welsh report is available in English and Welsh.
The Northern Ireland report is coming soon.
Local Results Overview Reports
You can access our local Results Overview reports from the IBD UK Benchmarking 2023 through our Local Service Reports Map. They include information from both the Service Survey (completed by hospitals) and the IBD Patient Survey, detailing the results for individual IBD Services. Local reports from the 2019/2020 benchmarking are also still accessible from this page. They provide a unique picture of IBD care, benchmarked against the IBD Standards.
Please note that some of the questions and the ways of measuring responses differ between the 2019/20 and 2023 surveys, therefore the two sets of results are not directly comparable and should be viewed separately. Comparisons between the 2019/20 and 2023 findings will be found in the 2024 IBD UK Report: The State of IBD Care in the UK.
These results, alongside our resources for services offer a practical approach to service redesign and vital recognition of the specific needs of the estimated 500,000 people living with IBD across the UK.
Everyone with IBD should receive safe, consistent, high-quality personalised care, whatever their age and wherever they live in the UK.
