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Dr Wendy F Bower
Melbourne Health

ICS 2024

Open Discussion Session 106 Open Discussion ePosters 690 Evaluation of urinary incontinence knowledge and practice in Occupational Therapists working in a tertiary hospital in Melbourne, Australia.

ICS 2022

Podium Short Oral Session 17 Nocturia 244 NITE-SS, a nocturnal bladder symptom score for older adults.

ICS 2021

Podium Session 2 Live Pure and Applied Science 1 - Tiny Things for Big Effects 15 An evaluation of the safety and efficacy of photobiomodulation on symptoms of an overactive bladder

Podium Session 9 Live Conservative Management 2 - Addressing Continence Care Across Health Settings 78 Determinants of bladder care at night on an aged care hospital ward.

Podium Session 9 Live Conservative Management 2 - Addressing Continence Care Across Health Settings 79 CHARACTERISTICS OF GERIATRIC REHABILITATION INPATIENTS WITH NOCTURIA: RESORT

ICS 2019

Podium Short Oral Session 20 Geriatrics 429 WAKE-UP CALL: 4 out of 5 older hospitalised patients have nocturnal LUTS.

ICS 2016

Podium Express Session 13 Rapid Communications in Urology 233 Development of TANGO, a novel screening tool to identify non-LUTS causes of Nocturia.

ICS 2012

Non Discussion Poster Session 31 386 Using Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) to understand causality of dysfunctional voiding in women.

ICS 2008

Podium Poster Session 13 Epidemiology 110 SOURCES OF BIAS IN THE MEASUREMENT OF BLADDER AND BOWEL SYMPTOMS

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Wendy Bower

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Profession:Physiotherapist
Qualifications:PhD Professor
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Bladder dysfunction in childhood has a different pathogenesis and intervention algorithm to the more common forms of incontinence in adults, yet children, adolescents and young adults often present to adult services. My background in research, education and clinical intervention for both child and adult bladder dysfunction, gives me a thorough understanding of the challenge to clinicians when treating patients across the age spectrum. I envisage the role of the ICS Paediatric Committee to include on-going monitoring of new paediatric continence research and practice and communication of this to ICS members in a relevant and accessible manner. As a long-standing member of the ICS, and previous board Member of the ICCS, I would consider it an honor to steer this process over the next 6 years.

Dr Wendy F Bower declared on the Tuesday 30th April 2019 that they did not have any existing or known future financial relationships or affiliations to disclose (NONE).

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