Continence management
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Nursing Older People

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Continence management

Christine Norton Director, The Continence Foundation, London
Mandy Fader Continence Adviser, British Home and Hospital for Incurables, Streatham, London
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In article 810 in our continuing education series, Christine Norton and Mandy Fader explore aspects of caring for older people with continence problems

Aims

The aim of this article is to highlight some current issues in caring for incontinent older people, particularly in an institutional setting. Space does not permit a comprehensive review of the whole of this important subject and the interested reader should refer to the reference section for more indepth reviews.

Nursing Older People. 6, 6, 23-30. doi: 10.7748/nop.6.6.23.s16

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01 November 1994 / Vol 6 issue 6

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