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1. www.england.nhs.uk › commissioning › continenceNHS commissioning » Continence - NHS England

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   It brings together evidence based resources and research and provides a practical means for commissioners to understand continence needs within their local population, as well as specify and contract for continence services, effectively measure outcomes and experience and work towards reducing health inequalities.

   • Excellence in Continence Care

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2. www.england.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsEXCELLENCE in Continence Care - NHS England

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   Continence is an important component in a person’s health and well-being at any stage of life and is also an important factor in the use of health resources for the following reasons: adult and independent living. Failure to acquire control in a timely manner will a.

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3. www.bladderandbowel.org › news › nhs-england-newNHS ENGLAND: New guidance to improve services and lives for ...

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   The new guidance brings together the most up-to-date evidence based resources and research to support commissioners and providers of health services, which have the ability to make real and lasting changes to raise standards of care for continence.

4. www.england.nhs.uk › excellence-in-continence-careExcellence in Continence Care - NHS England

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   Jul 26, 2018 · This document gives practical guidance for commissioners, providers, health and social care staff to help ensure people receive excellent continence care consideration.

5. www.bladderandbowel.org › news › continence-advisorContinence Advisor or Physiotherapist? | Bladder & Bowel ...

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   Continence Advisor. Usually a nurse who will assess you and agree a treatment plan for your incontinence and explain management options that are available. They often work alongside Continence Physiotherapists. Continence Advisors can offer support with: Urinary and faecal problems/incontinence; Urine retention management, Bladder scanning

6. www.nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk › continenceSpecialist Continence Advisory Service | Nottinghamshire ...

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   We offer a confidential continence service for people aged over 18 who have complex bladder and bowel problems. Our specialist nurse-led clinics are held in a variety of community settings.

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   What is the new continence guidance?

   • The new guidance brings together the most up-to-date evidence based resources and research to support commissioners and providers of health services, which have the ability to make real and lasting changes to raise standards of care for continence.

   NHS ENGLAND: New guidance to improve services and lives for people

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   How can health and social care staff help people with continence needs?

   • in care homes and hospitals.Health and social care staff working with people with continence needs will be aware of their responsibilities in relation to the skills and competencies they require to work in a person centred way to support people in making decisions which sometimes may

   EXCELLENCE in Continence Care - NHS England

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   What is a continence policy?

   • It brings together evidence based resources and research and provides a practical means for commissioners to understand continence needs within their local population, as well as specify and contract for continence services, effectively measure outcomes and experience and work towards reducing health inequalities.

   NHS commissioning » Continence - NHS England

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   What is the role of health professionals in continence care?

   • Two important areas of work include the need to develop the workforce of health professionals, so they are more informed and educated about continence issues, and robustly measuring people’s health outcomes to make sure services continue to provide the best care possible.

   NHS ENGLAND: New guidance to improve services and lives for people

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   What is a continence service?

   • The service provides specialist advice, professional support and facilitates and delivers research based training and education for all healthcare professionals. We provide a network of support to professionals to promote high standards of continence care. We undertake clinical audit to ensure these standards are maintained.

   Specialist Continence Advisory Service | Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS

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   How can preventative care help children and adults with continence problems?

   • Increased preventative services, good quality, easily available information and advice, as well as integrated health and social care could have a significant impact on the numbers of children and adults suffering with continence issues and the severity of their health and social problems.

   NHS ENGLAND: New guidance to improve services and lives for people

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8. qi.kentcht.nhs.uk › working-hand-in-hand-with-careWorking hand in hand with care homes to help residents with ...

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   Working hand in hand with care homes to help residents with continence. People of all ages can have a problem controlling their bladder or bowel – and this can have a real impact on their daily lives. Some people avoid going out and plan their activities around being near to a toilet.