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Adult Continence Awareness
On completion of this module it is expected you will be better able to :
Understand incontinence is a symptom and not a disease and following a holistic assessment incontinence can often be improved or cured, Demonstrate an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the urinary and gastro intestinal tract, Demonstrate an understanding of the different types of incontinence and treatment options, Understand how to identify any reversible causes or contributory factors of incontinence, Understand how to complete a holistic assessment and understand when to refer for further advice
Understand incontinence is a symptom and not a disease and following a holistic assessment incontinence can often be improved or cured, Demonstrate an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the urinary and gastro intestinal tract, Demonstrate an understanding of the different types of incontinence and treatment options, Understand how to identify any reversible causes or contributory factors of incontinence, Understand how to complete a holistic assessment and understand when to refer for further advice
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| Last updated: | 06 July 2023 |
| First contributed: | 18 September 2019 |
| Audience access level: | Full user |
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