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Incontinence is a common condition affecting over 2
million Australians, and often the
cause for admission of older people into emergency departments and residential care.
Management of urinary and faecal incontinence requires systematic problem solving and this
program promotes the assessment, prevention and implementation of strategies to improve
continence.
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Designed For
Health carers, including personal care attendants, all registered nurses, allied health staff, and aged care supervisors
and managers.
Content
- Causes of incontinence
- Identifiying methods of prevention
- Practical aspects of managing continence problems
- Use of appropriate interventions and devising a continence program
- Correct use of aids and appliances
- Networks and resources
Delivery
3 days course at Mayfield from 9.00am to 4.30pm.
Dates
Intake 1: 15-17 June 2009
Intake 2: 5-7 October 2009
Award
Mayfield Certificate of Attendance
CNE Points
18 points
Fee
$930 per person. A light lunch will be provided each day.
Closing Date
Three weeks beforehand. Late applications considered.
Location
Hawthorn campus.
Organisations may choose to have this program delivered in the workplace as a customised course.
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