Continence assessment is much more than deciding which pad to use! Important to explore underlying cause- maybe as simple as help walking to the toilet #endPJparalysis This article is useful reminder of things to consider #ntclinical @ACA_Continence @gfiforum https://t.co/1ljORCw8wE
One of the most liked tweets from GFI in Rome last week: Holly Harmon from American Health Association sharing her reflections from the first day of Global Forum on Incontinence. Thank you Holly! #gfiforum2018
@adrianwagg @jacsdennis1 @Booth_jo@CareInspect@gfiforum I think this work demonstrate how care outcomes can change and how patients quality of life is improved and staff satisfaction sent into outer space. Excellent piece of work. https://t.co/nAuVSlIC4G
Heard interesting discussions today at #GFIforum2018@gfiforum re standards for continence care. Food for thought. There is a lot of work to do. @ACA_Continence working hard to raise profile in UK https://t.co/Hf63Fubug1
Award ceremony of the good practice sharing poster session at #GFIforum2018 the winner of the participant's voting is "Horizontal and vertical cross sectoral
cooperation improves continence care" from Germany
We need to work towards a world where speaking about #incontinence becomes normal, but where the importance of the problem itself will always be acknowledged. Closing remarks by @adrianwagg of the University of Alberta, Canada #GFIforum2018
An article in line with the topics discussed at the #GFIforum2018, "It's
Time to Tackle the #Stigma of Overactive Bladder", which features Dr. Adrian Wagg, president of the Canadian #Continence Foundation: https://t.co/ANQZaoGRZc
Award ceremony of the good practice sharing poster session at #GFIforum2018 the winner of the award commitee is "Optimzed hygiene and care routines in nursing homes reduce UTI by more than 70%" from Denmark
The winners of the abstract poster session. Public's choice: "Horizontal and vertical cross sectoral cooperation improves #continence care". Committee's choice: "Optimized hygiene and care routines in nursing homes reduce #UTI by more than 70%" #GFIforum2018
Grazie ad uno studio che ha coinvolto #stakeholder, #pazienti, assistenti, operatori sanitari, #politici e payers, al #GFIforum2018 sono stati presentati 14 indicatori in grado di guidare la gestione dell’#incontinenza e il miglioramento degli standard assistenziali.
@NicolaSturgeon@FionaCMcQueen@gfiforum @jacsdennis1 @Booth_jo KPI work and implementation. Key to success is working on National 4 country approach so we can measure improvement across the health service. Thoughts??
Proper reimbursement of #continence management products also remains key. In Bulgaria, the National Health Insurance Fund does not reimburse the costs of catheters needed for clean intermittent catheterisation: https://t.co/gXwAWc15zT #GFIforum2018