Deborah Lekan-Rutledge|Mary H. Palmer|Michael Belyea
In Their Own Words: Nursing Assistants' Perceptions of Barriers to Implementation of Prompted Voiding in Long-Term Care
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill|University of Maryland, Baltimore|University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
prompted voiding effective intervention improvement continence longterm care study investigated certified nursing assistants cnas perceptions incontinence etiologies well perceived barriers prompted voiding implementation questionnaire administered cnas 23 longterm care facilities data analysis conducted using descriptive statistics correspondence analysis cnas perceived prompted voiding helpful however inadequate staffing workload turnoverabsenteeism hindered implementation cna recommendations longterm success included increased staff staff support improved communication ongoing education alternative delivery models care