IBD Classes vs IBDPal Health App

The PIBD classes app was developed to assist clinicians in the diagnosis of paediatric IBD most specifically in the cases of patients with IBD when trying to distinguish between ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease and IBDU. The user should then use this and other clinical information to complete as many of the 23 questions needed to then generate a suggested diagnosis. Once you reach a diagnosis, no further questions are offered eg if class 1 features are present leading to a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease the class 2 and 3 features will not appear.

IBDPal - Your Personal IBD Nutrition Companion IBDPal is a comprehensive nutrition tracking and health management app specifically designed for individuals with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Crohn's disease, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Our evidence-based approach helps you manage your condition through personalized nutrition guidance and health monitoring. Key Features: Personalized Nutrition Analysis - Evidence-based micronutrient recommendations tailored for IBD patients - Age, weight, and gender-specific nutritional requirements - Real-time nutrition tracking with detailed micronutrient breakdown - Professional dietary recommendations based on latest medical research Comprehensive Health Logging - Daily food intake tracking with detailed nutrition analysis - Bowel health monitoring with Bristol Stool Scale - Symptom tracking (pain, urgency, frequency) - Medication adherence monitoring - Lab results and supplement tracking Advanced Health Analytics - 7-day nutrition trend analysis - Micronutrient deficiency detection - Flare prediction using machine learning - Health metrics visualization - Personalized insights and recommendations Medical-Grade Features - HIPAA-compliant data protection - Evidence-based recommendations from AGA Guidelines 2024 - Research-backed nutritional requirements - Professional medical disclaimers and safety warnings Important Medical Disclaimer IBDPal is designed for educational purposes only and is NOT a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals for medical decisions and treatment plans.