3 Reasons Why Women Have More Incontinence Issues - and What You Can Do To Help
More than 423 million adults around the world suffer from some form of urinary incontinence (UI)1. Taking a closer look at the figures, it shows that more than 12.4% of all women have UI, as opposed to just over 5% of men. So, why do more women than men have UI, and what makes them more likely to get it? We will answer those questions here, as well as offer solutions for improving the lives of women with UI.
New Strategies for Observing, Listening to and Caring for Incontinence Patients
About 23% of adults worldwide are diagnosed with some form of urinary incontinence (UI)1. About half of these individuals depend on care either at home or in an institution2.
Do you care for someone with UI? If you answered yes, this article is for you. Here, we will discuss how to improve patient observation techniques, as well as how to provide patient-centred care.