ADDITIONAL RESOURCES - VEA
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES - VEA
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Managing Incontinence<br />
Introduction<br />
These additional resources and activities are designed for use in conjunction with the video content:<br />
- for individual and/or group learning in a formalised training environment<br />
- for individual self-paced and self directed learning<br />
- for accredited, self-directed nursing professional development – appropriate Continuing Nurse<br />
Education points are indicated below:<br />
Activity<br />
CNE points<br />
Activity Set One: Reflection and Comprehension* 2<br />
Activity Set Two: Application of knowledge 2<br />
Activity Set Three: Professional resource review 1<br />
Total possible CNE points: 5<br />
*includes time for viewing video once or twice<br />
Description of Video Content<br />
Incontinence, due to the embarrassing nature of the problem, has long been a subject that sufferers have<br />
tried to hide. This reluctance to disclose their problems and seek treatment and advice from health<br />
professionals has meant many sufferers remain socially isolated because of the fear, embarrassment and<br />
loss of dignity related to possible incidents of public incontinence. In addition to their feelings of shame<br />
and embarrassment the extra financial burdens of laundering, clothes replacement, appliances and aids<br />
costs can have devastating effects for some people. Sometimes these added burdens can lead to more<br />
severe disorders such as anxiety, stress disorders and clinical depression for the sufferer.<br />
Timeline<br />
00:00:00 Introduction<br />
00:00:59 An Introduction to Incontinence<br />
00:04:36 Types of Incontinence: Stress and Urge<br />
00:08:46 Types of Incontinence: Functional<br />
00:12:05 Types of Incontinence: Overflow and Enuresis<br />
00:16:20 Types of Incontinence: Faecal<br />
00:19:53 Strategies to Assist<br />
00:23:51 Conclusion<br />
00:24:16 Credits<br />
00:25:22 End Program<br />
Related Titles<br />
Geriatrics<br />
Nutrition and Ageing<br />
Ageing Populations<br />
Ageing Well<br />
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