Clinical studies
The studies evaluate structured remote monitoring, home-based testing, and redesigned IBD care workflows. The current version is not CE marked.
Why study remote monitoring
IBD care often depends on scheduled visits, patient-initiated contact, and isolated test results. Disease activity can change between visits, and symptoms do not always reflect intestinal inflammation.
IBDi is being studied as part of a broader effort to understand whether structured remote monitoring and redesigned care workflows can support better visibility, patient experience, staff working conditions, and more efficient use of clinical resources.
How IBDi is used in the studies
Clinic enrols patient
Activation code
Patient reports + tests
Clinical review
Clinician follow-up
The studies
HULC evaluates home-based monitoring in ulcerative colitis, with a focus on whether fecal calprotectin measurements can support more proactive follow-up compared with symptom-based monitoring alone.
In HULC, IBDi supports the reporting and monitoring workflow.
SmartClinic evaluates a redesigned IBD care workflow. It studies how remote monitoring and new clinic routines may affect patients, work environment, patient flow, and resource use.
SmartClinic is a care-model and implementation study, with IBDi functioning as part of the digital infrastructure.
Read the SmartClinic announcement from Skåne University Hospital
What the studies are designed to learn
Can structured home monitoring improve visibility between visits?
Can home fecal calprotectin testing support earlier clinical awareness of relevant disease activity?
Can remote monitoring help clinics prioritise follow-up more effectively?
How do patients experience this model of care?
How does the workflow affect nurses, doctors, workload, and resource use?
What product improvements are needed before broader implementation?
This version is not CE marked. It is used in a clinical study context and is not intended to provide autonomous diagnosis, prediction, or treatment recommendations.
For clinical, research, or implementation collaboration on the studies, get in touch with the team.
