Mo1891: IRON DEFICIENCY, WITH OR WITHOUT ANAEMIA, IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE REMAINS AN UNDERMANAGED ISSUE: CROHN’S COLITIS CURE DATA INSIGHTS PROGRAM
Brigid Pinnuck(Royal Adelaide Hospital), Jane M. Andrews(Health Net), Joseph L. Pipicella(Ingham Institute), Watson Ng(Liverpool Hospital), G Walker(The University of Queensland), S Antoniades, William E. Wilson(Environmental Protection Agency), Susan J. Connor(Liverpool Hospital), Shoma Dutt(The University of Sydney), Wai Kin Su, Angela J. Forbes, Kate D. Lynch(Royal Adelaide Hospital)
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