识别失禁和促进失禁痴呆患者。

Zena Aldridge, Laura Elsegood, Sarah Murray, Alison Wileman
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尿失禁和大便失禁在老年人中更为普遍,但就像痴呆症一样,失禁不是衰老的正常或不可避免的一部分。患有失禁问题的痴呆症患者的数量可能被低估了,因为许多人因为尴尬和耻辱而避免报告他们,或者因为他们认为失禁是痴呆症不可避免的症状,并且对此无能为力。需要提高对痴呆症和尿失禁之间关系的认识和理解,以便护士能够说服痴呆症患者及其家庭护理人员讨论尿失禁问题,评估他们的需求并提供支持。有几种实用的策略可以减少失禁的发生率,抵消其负面影响,并促进痴呆症患者的失禁。
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Identifying incontinence and promoting continence in people living with dementia.

Urinary and faecal incontinence are more prevalent among older people but, like dementia, incontinence is not a normal or inevitable part of ageing. The number of people living with dementia who experience continence issues is likely to be underestimated because many people avoid reporting them as a result of embarrassment and stigma, or because they think incontinence is an inevitable symptom of dementia and that nothing can be done about it. Increased awareness and understanding of the relationship between dementia and incontinence is needed so that nurses can persuade people living with dementia and their family carers to discuss continence issues, assess their needs and provide support. There are several practical strategies that can reduce the incidence of incontinence, counter its negative effects and promote continence in people living with dementia.

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