Complex patients in complex organisations: Implications for continence care for people with faecal incontinence living in nursing homes

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Workshop 7
Tuesday 3rd September 2019
10:00 - 11:00
Hall G2
Capacity: 260
Lunch provided
Speakers
J

Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Workshop Chair

S

Susan Saga
Workshop Speaker

L

Lene E Blekken
Workshop Speaker

S

Sigrid Nakrem
Workshop Speaker

Professional interest
Conservative Management Bowel Dysfunction
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Workshop Schedule

10:00

Understanding faecal incontinence in nursing homes: What is the problem?

Susan Saga

10:10

Management of faecal incontinence in complex patients in nursing homes.

Lene E Blekken

10:20

Quality improvements in nursing homes

Sigrid Nakrem

10:30

Reframing continence care in nursing homes to accommodate context

Joan Ostaszkiewicz

10:40

Discussion

Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Susan Saga
Lene E Blekken
Sigrid Nakrem

10:50

Questions

All

Aims & Objectives

Intermediate
60 minutes
Health Services Delivery
Clinical
nursing home conservative person-centred
Bowel Dysfunction, Conservative Management

The aim of the workshop is to share findings from quantitative and qualitative research highlighting the complexity of the global problem of faecal incontinence in nursing homes and to propose a person-centred nursing approach to care that goes beyond the cure paradigm.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the complexity of the management of faecal incontinence in nursing homes
  • Identify nursing interventions to promote person-centred continence care for frail older persons in nursing homes
  • Discuss next steps for global nursing leadership to implement a person-centred nursing approach to continence care in nursing homes.

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