The patient will have a clean bowel for their procedure.

The patient will feel confident about following the process along with their preparatory medication.

• The patient will know what the CCE procedure is and why they are having it.
• The patient will understand what a ‘clean bowel’ is.
• The patient will understand why they need to temporarily change their dietary intake to achieve a ‘clean bowel’.
• The patient will understand what and how to include in their intake in the days prior to their endoscopy.

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