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The impact paediatric bowel care pathway.

¹PromoCon, Disabled Living NW, Manchester.

Nursing Times

|June 14, 2008

Summary

Paediatric bowel care pathways are needed to support the growing number of nurse-led clinics for children with continence issues. The IMPACT paediatric bowel care pathway provides a structured system to guide nursing practice in this area.

Area of Science:

Paediatric healthcare
Nursing practice
Continence management

Background:

Established care pathways exist for adult continence problems.
Limited development of structured care pathways for paediatric continence issues.
Increasing prevalence of nurse-led clinics for children's continence problems.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the need for structured guidance in paediatric continence care.
To explain the development of the IMPACT paediatric bowel care pathway.
To support nurses in managing children with bowel continence problems.

Main Methods:

Development of the IMPACT paediatric bowel care pathway.
Focus on structured systems for nursing practice.
Literature review on existing adult care pathways.

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Main Results:

The IMPACT paediatric bowel care pathway has been developed.
Provides a structured system for nurses.
Aimed at improving care for children with continence problems.

Conclusions:

The IMPACT pathway offers a structured approach for paediatric bowel care.
Addresses the gap in structured care for children's continence issues.
Supports the evolving role of nurses in specialized clinics.