use of community resources before inflammatory bowel disease surgery is associated with postsurgical quality of life

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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Research in chronic illness shows that community resources can have a lasting influence on the course of the illness; however, little research has been done to evaluate the community agencies that specifically address the needs of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients.
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