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Joyce Colling1, Thomas R Owen, Margaret McCreedy
1Oregon Health and Sciences University School of Nursing, Portland, OR, USA.
Abstract:
Urinary incontinence among community-dwelling frail elderly is estimated to affect 6.23 million people at an annual cost of over $7 billion. Overwhelmed caregivers may seek institutional placement of their incontinent family member. Results from this study of 78 subjects demonstrate that even in physically and cognitively impaired persons a behavioral treatment program can reduce incontinence, lower costs, and relieve caregiver burden.
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