• Urinary Incontinence
• Faecal Incontinence
• Pressure sores
• Physiology (Purpose) of the Excretory Systems
• The function of the kidney
• The function of the large bowel (colon)
• Anatomy Of The Urinary System
• Stress Incontinence
• Urge Incontinence
• Reflex Incontinence
• Overflow Incontinence (Paradoxical Incontinence)
• Psychogenic Incontinence
• Medical conditions that might give rise to urinary Incontinence.
• Prescription drugs that may affect the bladder
• Medical Treatment Bedpans
• Incontinence Pads
• Pessaries
• Urinary sheaths
• Catheterisation
• Surgery
• Bladder Drill
• Toilet Regime
• Fluids and Diets
• Exercises
• Bowel Regulation
• Manual Evacuation
• Surgical treatment
• Home Extensions and Alterations
• Commodes
• Toilets and schemes

• Can’t wait/ Help card

Average time: 12 hours learning time to complete, spread over a period of 1 month.

Fee: £50 PER PERSON

Studies in the UK show that nearly 1 in 3 older people have problems controlling their bladder or bowels. By taking this course and studying the causes, preventions, treatments and aids that are available to them or those they care for, they will be able to better promote continence or understand their problems and help to facilitate a solution for clients.