Brief description Write A, B or C of need and below: source of evidence to support the chosen level Name of individual Date of completion C B A Continence Continent of urine and faeces. Continence care is routine but requires Continence care is problematic and requires monitoring to minimise risks, for example timely and skilled intervention, beyond OR those associated with urinary catheters, routine care. (for example frequent bladder Continence care is routine on a day-to-day double incontinence, chronic urinary tract wash outs/irrigation, manual evacuations, infections and/or the management of frequent re-catheterisation). constipation or other bowel problems. OR Incontinence of urine managed through, for example, medication, regular toileting, use of penile sheaths, etc. AND Is able to maintain full control over bowel movements or has a stable stoma, or may have occasional faecal incontinence/constipation.
Brief description of need and source of evidence to support the chosen level Write A, B or C below: Name of individual Date of completion C B A Continence Continent of urine and faeces. OR Continence care is routine on a day-to-day OR Incontinence of urine managed through, for example, medication, regular toileting, use of penile sheaths, etc. AND Is able to maintain full control over bowel movements or has a stable stoma, or may have occasional faecal incontinence/constipation. Continence care is routine but requires monitoring to minimise risks, for example those associated with urinary catheters, double incontinence, chronic urinary tract infections and/or the management of constipation or other bowel problems. Continence care is problematic and requires timely and skilled intervention, beyond routine care. (for example frequent bladder wash outs/irrigation, manual evacuations, frequent re-catheterisation).