Trying to complete FAQs for our service for children with #constipation and #bedwetting my girls had lots of questions to add, my fingers couldn’t keep up, certainly made me think outside of my nursey head!
I LOVE this painting. Been there, right? Passing a poo is easier if you pop your feet onto a low stool or on a couple of loo rolls so your knees are higher than hips. Don't bear down, try mooing the poo out instead. Try it tomorrow! #DryByChristmas#DoYourPelvicFloorExercises
‘Not only is admin an important factor in how people access care, but it can also influence how they feel about their care and even affect care outcomes.’ #NHSAdmin https://t.co/eU09crBfzH
Just wondering if any children’s continence teams have a job description for a nursery nurse that they would be willing to share? Looking to update for our team? @ERIC_UK
As restrictions are thankfully nearly at an end, we today say goodbye to https://t.co/iuzvEWosHN 😢
BUT! We say hello to https://t.co/Wi3dGvln5Z - where our map will now live 😃
It works just as before! Plus, don't worry if you've saved our previous address, it will still work!
As a team we have worked hard to make early support accessible, it was overwhelming to be part of the #NTAwards especially in a year that has truly challenged us all in more ways than we could have imagined @CCNHazelDean@sianhooban@alison_wardley
So we may not have won at the #NTAwards but we were shortlisted and I am so super proud of what we have implemented to make help accessible with minimal delay 💩@sianhooban@alison_wardley@CCNHazelDean
UPDATE:
🙏Thanks to people kindly sending updates, we have managed to cut the number of red 'clogged' bogs down to just under 300 - it was about 400 a few days ago.
👉We've also added some new loo-cations + refreshed the hours for many others as well.
Thank you #TeamToilet🚽
Having open public toilets is so important.
And if you think it's just a daft cause, read the stories and comments in the Mail on Sunday's follow-up to last weekend.
WE NEED TO #SAVEOURLOOS🚽
Up to 4% of young people still experience daytime wetting at the age of 14. @CarolJoinson@BristolUni giving an update on their smartphone app development to help YP self manage daytime urinary incontinence