Table 2

The results for adult IBD care—UC across the 2006, 2008 and 2010 rounds of the UK IBD audit, whenever directly comparable

2006 (1953 comparable cases of which 1668 non-elective)2008 (2016 comparable cases of which 1655 non-elective)2010 (1948 comparable cases of which 1614 non-elective)
Mortality during the admission34/1953 (1.7%)31/2016 (1.5%)16/1948 (0.8%)*
Previous UC related admission in the 2 years before the audit829/1621 (51.1%)750/1655 (45.3%)421/1255 (33.6%)*
Inpatients’ review by an IBD nurse during their admission395/1667 (23.7%)496/1653 (30.0%)725/1614 (44.9%)*
Sending stool sample for SSC and CDT in non-elective patients with diarrhoea (recorded in the first full day following admission)SSC
738/1120 (65.9%)
SSC
857/1160 (73.9%)
SSC
961/1189 (80.8%)*
CDT
604/1120 (53.9%)
CDT
770/1160 (66.4%)
CDT
882/1173 (75.2%)*
Were the stool samples positive?Not askedSSC
17/857 (2.0%)
CDT
32/770 (4.2%)
SSC
24/961 (2.5%)
CDT
14/882 (1.6%)*
Prophylactic heparin prescription for non-elective admissions905/1668 (54.3%)1220/1649 (74%)1406/1614 (87.1%)*
Non-elective patients prescribed, but not responding to, corticosteroids during the admission who received either Ciclosporin or anti-TNF therapyCiclosporin
108/412 (26.2%)
Ciclosporin
117/433 (27.0%)
Ciclosporin
152/655 (23.2%)
Anti-TNF
20/412 (4.9%)
Anti-TNF
52/433 (12.0%)
Anti-TNF
110/655 (16.8%)*
Laproscopic or laproscopically assisted surgery for non-responding elective patients28/274 (10.2%)58/362 (16.0%)145/332 (43.7%)*
Laproscopic or laproscopically assisted surgery for non-responding non-elective patients11/213 (5.2%)27/207 (13.0%)66/195 (33.9%)*
Bone protection agents prescription for UC patients on steroids534/1300 (41.1%)749/1347 (55.6%)971/1396 (69.6%)*
  • Any statistically significant change is represented by an asterix to the right of the 2010 data column.

  • CDT, C difficile toxin; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; SSC, standard stool culture; TNF, tumour necrosis factor; UC, ulcerative colitis.