LEARNING CENTER

SBSF Educational Hub

Practical guides, clinical programs, transition support, and peer resources for the Short Bowel Syndrome community

Whether you are a patient, caregiver, or clinician — the Educational Hub brings SBSF programs and materials into one place so you can find the right resource faster.

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Four learning pillars
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PILLAR 1
Understanding SBS

What SBS is, causes, symptoms, complications, and condition guides.

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PILLAR 2
Living with SBS

Daily life, mental health, work, transitions, and peer support.

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PILLAR 3
Treatment & Management

Care pathways, monitoring, therapies, complications, and transplant context.

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PILLAR 4
Nutrition & Rehabilitation

PN/EN support, IRPs, Centers of Excellence, and infusion resources.

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Programs & resources
📕 Educational Infographic Booklets

Foundational guides on surgical procedures, workplace navigation, GATTEX, and intestinal rehabilitation.

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🎓 SBSF Cares Program

CME/CE education and free clinical resources for patients with and without a colon.

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🔄 G.U.T. Program

Gaining Understanding of Transitions — hospital-to-home, school, adolescence, and adult care.

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📘 Beyond the Gut

Adult patient-led guide to living with Short Bowel Syndrome and intestinal failure.

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🤝 Support Groups

Peer support for patients, families, and caregivers.

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Featured guides
SBS Surgical Procedures Info 2024

Resections, tapering, and STEP/LIFT procedures.

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Thriving in the Workplace with SBS

Employment, infusions, and ADA rights.

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GATTEX: Empowering Patients

GLP-2 therapy and intestinal adaptation context.

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Navigating Intestinal Rehabilitation

Finding specialized high-volume centers and resources.

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Have a topic request?

Our curriculum is built around community needs. Suggest a topic, therapy, or challenge you would like us to cover.

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Important
Content on this Educational Hub is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician or specialized care team.