Incontinence Articles

Commonly used drugs can quicken cognitive decline in elderly, reports say

May 07, 2008

Anticholinergics - a group of drugs commonly prescribed to treat conditions such as Parkinson's disease, urinary incontinence and acid reflux - may cause a more rapid decline in cognitive function among the elderly than previously thought, according to investigators.
 

Ask the treatment expert

Donna Sardina April 01, 2008

We have an incontinent resident who frequently has perineal skin breakdown. Would this be considered denuded skin, excoriated skin or should we stage it as a pressure ulcer?
 

Passing the smell test

January 30, 2008

Birchwood Laboratories has introduced two new products that provide a sanitary solution for incontinence cleansing and management. B-SURE Perineal Wash and B-SURE Odor Eliminator are products help operators help communities look and smell fresh.
 

Transportation options for long-term care residents are plentiful

John Andrews October 01, 2007

When it comes to getting around, the choices for long-term care residents and caregivers have never been better.
 
 
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