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#317 Development of Clinical Practice Principles for Intermittent Catheterization
Presenter: Rachel Kaminski
Newman D1, Rantell A2, Eelen P3, Morgan L4, McDowell M5, Kaminski R61. University of Pennsylvania, 2. King's College Hospital, 3. National MS Center, 4. Parkview Regional Medical Center, 5. Centra Health, 6. Convatec Nursing, Quality of Life (QoL), Rehabilitation, Prevention, Voiding Dysfunction
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#318 Examining the Impact of Intermittent Self-Catheterization on Quality of Life and Catheter Choice Preferences: Insights from the Continence Care Registry
Presenter: Jessica Simmons, United States
Newman D1, Simmons J2, Gordon D2, Riemer M21. Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania, 2. Hollister, Incorporated Quality of Life (QoL), Conservative Treatment, Voiding Dysfunction
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#319 Mix and match: A qualitative study finds both single-use and reusable intermittent catheters are needed
Presenter: Bridget Clancy, United Kingdom
Clancy B1, Murphy C1, Avery M1, Macaulay M1, May C2, Fader M11. University of Southampton, UK, 2. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, UK New Devices, Conservative Treatment, Voiding Dysfunction
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#320 Patient and health care professionals’ perception of weekly prophylactic catheter washout in adults living with long-term catheters: Qualitative Study of the CATHETER II Trial
Presenter: Sheela Tripathee, United Kingdom
Tripathee S1, Abdel-fattah M1, Johnson D1, Constable L1, Cotton S1, Maclennan G1, Norrie J2, Omar M1, Maclennan S1, CATHETER II T11. University of Aberdeen, 2. Queens University Belfast Infection, Urinary Tract, Clinical Trial, Stress Urinary Incontinence, Quality of Life (QoL), Conservative Treatment
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#321 A mapping review of Assistive Technology products for continence containment and toilet use
Presenter: Marjolein Woodhouse, United Kingdom
Woodhouse M1, Woods L1, Avery M1, Scott D1, Fader M1, Murphy C11. University of Southampton Conservative Treatment, New Devices, Incontinence
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#322 VALIDATION OF A WEARABLE BLADDER SENSOR IN ADULTS WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE - A FIRST PIVOTAL STUDY
Presenter: Filine van den Bosch, Netherlands
van den Bosch F1, van Leuteren P1, Tobisch S2, Duijvesz D31. Novioscan – an Essity company, Nijmegen, the Netherlands, 2. BSN medical GmbH – an Essity company, Hamburg, Germany, 3. Department of Urology, Canisius Wilhemina Hospital, Nijmegen, the Netherlands New Devices, Incontinence, Clinical Trial, Quality of Life (QoL), Prevention
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#323 Urinary catheters in England: Costs, quantities and estimated prevalence of use 1998-2022
Presenter: Margaret Macaulay, United Kingdom
Fleminger J1, Thomas C2, Avery M3, Dorling C3, Macaulay M3, Murphy C3, Fader M31. Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust, UK, 2. National Institute for Health and Care Research, UK, 3. University of Southampton, UK Voiding Dysfunction , Conservative Treatment, Incontinence
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#324 Pelvic floor health education program: consensus-building using the Delphi method
Presenter: Julia Deparis, France
Deparis J1, Fritel X1, Blanchard V2, Pizzoferrato A11. Poitiers University Hospital, University of Poitiers, CIC 1402 INSERM, 2. Private physiotherapy practice, Chanceaux sur Choisille, France Pelvic Floor, Prevention, Conservative Treatment
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#325 Is there room for improvement of the current health services delivery for pelvic floor muscle training?
Presenter: Kari Bo, Norway
Bo K1, Ellstrom Engh M2, Joyce Teig C2, Tennfjord M31. Norwegian School of Sport Sciences and Akershus University Hospital, 2. Akershus University Hospital, 3. Kristiania University College Conservative Treatment, Female, Pelvic Floor, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation
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#326 Involving public and clinician stakeholders to develop a training package for primary care clinicians to support women throughout their lives to do their Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises for the prevention and management of urinary incontinence.
Presenter: Sarah Dean, United Kingdom
Dean S1, Addington C2, Terry R1, Pitchforth E1, Butterworth J1, Cockcroft E1, Salmon V11. University of Exeter, 2. James Paget NHS Trust Pelvic Floor, Incontinence, Prevention, Conservative Treatment, Female
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#327 Examining Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms and Bathroom Access in People Experiencing Homelessness
Presenter: Raveen Syan, United States
Egemba C1, Eachus E1, Caplan C1, Laban J2, Syan R31. University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, 2. University of Miami, Department of Medicine, 3. University of Miami, Department of Urology Incontinence, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), Quality of Life (QoL), Female, Male
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#328 The association between clean catch and catheterized urine among obese female patients
Presenter: Rachel Vancavage, United States
Vancavage R1, Roberts B1, Wolff G11. Albany Medical College Urgency/Frequency, Infection, other, Female
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