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Continence and older people: the importance of functional assessment
1Snowdon Rehabilitation Centre, Southampton City Primary Care Trust.
Nursing Older People
|June 18, 2003
Abstract:
Continence problems among older people are debilitating, embarrassing and uncomfortable but, despite widely held views to the contrary, with sound assessment their effects can be minimised.
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