(Ebook) Effective Management of Bladder and Bowel Problems in Children 1st Edition by Liz Bonner, Mandy Wells, Christine Norton ISBN 1859591655 9781859591659

(Ebook) Effective Management of Bladder and Bowel Problems in Children 1st Edition by Liz Bonner, Mandy Wells, Christine Norton ISBN 1859591655 9781859591659

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ISBN 10: 1859591655
ISBN 13: 9781859591659
Author: Liz Bonner, Mandy Wells, Christine Norton

(Ebook) Effective Management of Bladder and Bowel Problems in Children 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Legislation underpinning the safeguarding of children and young people

2. The Healthcare Commission annual health check

3. Safeguarding vulnerable people following the Bichard Inquiry: the Vetting and Barring Scheme

4. Practical responses

5. Case history examples

6. Summary: what next?

7. References

8. Health promotion points

9. Getting to know your patient

10. Practical barriers

11. What makes a good communicator?

12. Communicating in a social context

13. References

14. Key points

15. Development of the urinary system

16. Development of the genital system

17. External genitalia

18. References

19. Ureters

20. The bladder

21. The urethra in girls

22. Storage of urine

23. Innervation and neuro-transmitters and voiding

24. Micturition and bladder control

25. Voiding

26. References

27. The colon

28. Anatomy

29. Physiology

30. The physiology and pathophysiology of defecation and continence

31. References

32. Assessment

33. Plan

34. Radiological investigations

35. Blood tests

36. Conclusion

37. References

38. Key Points

39. Definitions

40. Predisposing factors

41. Pathology/physiology

42. Pathway and care

43. Specialist services

44. Simple behavioural and physical interventions

45. Enuresis alarms

46. Drugs

47. References

48. Health promotion points

49. Promoting health

50. Definitions

51. Assessment

52. Treatment

53. Conclusion

54. References

55. Health promotion points

56. Clinical presentation

57. Diagnosis

58. Treatment

59. Pathogenesis of UTI

60. Pathogenesis of renal scarring

61. Management

62. Long-term outlook

63. Investigations

64. References

65. Continence in children with no neurological impairment

66. Assessment

67. The training programme

68. Newborns with neuropathic bladder

69. Surgical intervention

70. Bladder neck incompetence

71. Postoperative complications

72. References

73. Prevalence

74. Aetiology

75. Assessment

76. Treatment

77. References

78. Health promotion points

79. Psychological impact

80. Psychological aspects of treatment

81. Assessment

82. Formulating and carrying out a treatment plan

83. Specific strategies

84. Psychological support during treatment

85. Children with enduring continence problems

86. References

87. Key points

88. Risk assessment

89. Environmental assessment

90. Provision of equipment

91. What equipment is available?

92. Continence products for children

93. Clothing

94. References

95. Health promotion points

96. Catheter types

97. Psychological preparation

98. Teaching methods

99. Troubleshooting

100. Catheterising in school

101. Mitrofanoff

102. Latex allergy

103. References

104. Key points

105. Transitions within the school system

106. Child protection

107. Assessment

108. Particular issues at different stages

109. Conclusion

110. References

111. The Uffculme approach

112. Pathways and care

113. A nursing view of continence problems in schools

114. Conclusion

115. References

116. Health promotion points

117. The limits of practice

118. Combined assessment processes

119. References

120. Standards of care

121. Competence and proficiency

122. ‘Essence of Care’

123. The way forward

124. References

125. Key points

126. Relating the standards to children’s needs

127. References

128. Glossary

129. Why is ERIC needed?

130. What can ERIC offer children, families and health professionals?

131. ERIC’s plans for the future

132. Other useful organisations

133. Appendix 2: The part played by incontinence in Victoria Climbié’s tragedy

134. Work with children and young people, parents, carers and families

135. Inter-professional work with colleagues

136. Index

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