Aims: To summarize recent evidence and practice recommendations from a literature review
of the clinical assessment, conservative management, specialized diagnostic testing, and …

Introduction Incontinence is a major problem for people with dementia (PWD) and their
family/friend caregivers, often causing substantial harm, including residential care …

Objective Describe families' experiences of interventions to improve continence in children
and young people with neurodisability, and health professionals' and school and social care …

In the current financial landscape, the concept of value is becoming commonplace and of
increasing importance. This article–the third in a series of four–explores value in healthcare …

Urinary incontinence can have an overwhelmingly negative impact on an individual's quality
of life. The personal, physical, psychosocial and sexual implications of urinary incontinence …

Continence care should be individually delivered with dignity, decorum, distinction in all
diverse contexts and circumstances. From the dependency of childhood to ultimately the end …

Urinary incontinence (UI) is a common consequence of radical prostatectomy for which men
often feel unprepared despite the provision of information about treatment and management …

Absorbent pads have an important part to play in the everyday lives of people affected by
incontinence. They should be provided according to individual patients' needs as a part of …

Continence Guidelines for Assessment and Provision of Containment Products for Community
Nursing Page 1 CE/22 This is an official ELFT THCHS Local policy and should not be edited in …