NICE GORD in children guideline
A useful NICE guideline summary on the recognition, diagnosis, and management of GORD in children and young people.
NICE GORD guideline
A brief NICE guidance summary on the investigation and management of dyspepsia and GORD including H pylori testing and eradication, and endoscopy referral.
NICE Crohn’s disease guideline
This summary covers the management of Crohn’s disease in children, young people, and adults.
NICE ulcerative colitis guideline
This summary covers the management of ulcerative colitis, including maintaining remission, in people of all ages.
Sexual and reproductive health with IBD guideline
Inflammatory bowel disease usually presents during the reproductive years. This concise summary covers fertility, pregnancy, and contraceptive use.
Educational resources
Tofacitinib▼ (Xeljanz®) SMC2122, SMC1298/18, SMC2116
Information intended for healthcare professionals only.
Tofacitinib▼ (Xeljanz®) NICE TA547, TA480, TA543
Information intended for healthcare professionals only.
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