Promoting an Evidence-Based Approach to Quality Continence Care for Frail Older Adults

Workshop 10
Tuesday 6th October 2015
14:00 - 15:30
513EF
Lunch provided
Speakers
J

Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Workshop Chair

M

Mary H Palmer
Workshop Speaker

B

Brenda Roe
Workshop Speaker

K

Kristine Talley
Workshop Speaker

S

Sharon Eustice
Workshop Speaker

Learning Objectives

  1. Describe contemporary research about the assessment and management of lower urinary tract symptoms in frail older adults in different health care settings.

  2. Debate the concept of quality continence care and quality of life for frail older adults with incontinence.

  3. Evaluate the implications for policy, research, and practice.
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Workshop Schedule

14:00

Introduction

Joan Ostaszkiewicz

14:05

Promoting continence in long-term care: How far have we come?

Joan Ostaszkiewicz

14:15

Evidence-based continence care for frail older adults: A right or privilege?

Mary H Palmer

14:30

Systematic review of systematic reviews: Evidence synthesis of managing urinary incontinence in older people in care homes

Brenda Roe

14:45

Successes and challenges with designing continence programs for community-dwelling frail older women

Kristine Talley

15:00

Frailty in the primary and community setting: Can integrated care support us growing old?

Sharon Eustice

15:15

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Aims & Objectives

Advanced
90 minutes
Geriatrics / Gerontology
Clinical
Frailty Incontinence Older adult
Clinicians and researchers with an interest in continence issues in frail older adults

The aim of this workshop is to provide an overview of contemporary research about the assessment and management of lower urinary tract symptoms in frail older adults in different health care settings, and to describe the implications of this research for policy, research and practice.

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