Free Continence & Catheter Care Supplement

Nurses must take a positive approach to continence care.

Retention of urine and incontinence has a major detrimental impact on a person's life and nurses have an important role to play in supporting patients. Incontinence is a problem which can affect almost anybody and each person needs a skilled individual assessment to determine the cause of their incontinence. The nurse's role in advising and supporting the patient can be crucial to the patients wellbeing.

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In this exclusive Continence supplement, British Journal of Nursing looks at key areas of this topic. These are just a few of the issues addressed in this 34 page supplement published by BJN:

• How to provide support and work with male patients in identifying appropriate incontinence management options
• How the rehabilitation nurse, using evidence-based practice can manage faecal incontinence effectively within a structured assessment and therapy programme
• The use of barrier products in the prevention and treatment of incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD)
• Challenges that arise with current incontinence management for dementia sufferers and possible courses of action to tailor them more specifically to those people with cognitive impairment
• The importance of specifically asking about urinary incontinence when assessing patients with adult bronchiectasis.

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