P284 Assessing Patient Experience in an Inflammatory Bowel Disease service. Can we measure an effect from socioeconomic deprivation – experience from the AWARE-IBD programme?
E Sheldon(University of Sheffield), Rachel Ainley(Crohn's and Colitis UK), Matthew Bursnall(University of Sheffield), Daniel Hind(University of Sheffield), Alan Lobo(Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Rachel Hawkins(University of Sheffield), Ruth Wakeman, Samantha N. Roman(Johns Hopkins University), Kevin Randall(Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
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