Jiamin Kang, Jiale Hu, Chunji Yan, Xueyan Xing, Shumin Tu, Fang Zhou
Development and applications of the anaesthetists' non-technical skills behavioural marker system: protocol for a systematic review
BMJ open
compare patientreported outcomes blackafrican american patients white patients participating ibd partners kids teens order identify possible racial healthcare disparities pediatric inflammatory bowel disease ibd future targets improvement crosssectional analysis comparing patientreported outcomes blackafrican american patients white patients aged 918 years ibd participating ibd partners kids teens cohort august 2013 april 2018 secondary outcomes included number ibdrelated hospitalizations surgeries current medication use disease activity included 401 patients crohns disease white 378 94 blackafrican american 23 6 children crohns disease blackafrican american patients compared white patients reported less anxiety 407 vs 475 p 001 fatigue 443 vs 484 p 047 despite frequently reported treatment biologics 91 vs 61 p 006 antibiotics 17 vs 5 p 03 history hospitalizations 81 vs 52 p 02 blackafrican american children crohns disease less likely report anxiety fatigue white patients despite apparent severe disease course reflected greater reported frequency treatment biologics antibiotics history hospitalizations