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Chapter 1: Gastrointestinal
Chapter 2: Cardiovascular
Chapter 3: Respiratory
Chapter 4: Central Nervous System
Chapter 5: Infections
Chapter 6: Endocrine
Chapter 7: Obstetrics, gynaecology, and urinary-tract disorders
Chapter 8: Immunomodulatory treatments and malignant disease
Chapter 9: Blood and nutrition
Chapter 10: Musculoskeletal & joint diseases
Chapter 11: Eye
Chapter 12: Ear, nose & oropharynx
Chapter 13: Skin
Chapter 14: Immunological products and vaccines
Chapter 15: Anaesthesia
Chapter 16: Palliative Care
Chapter 17: Wound Management Formulary
Chapter 18: Continence
Chapter 18: Continence
Continence care advice
Obtaining continence supplies
Common catheter problems
18.1 Sheath systems
18.2 Intermittent catheters
18.3 Indwelling catheters
18.4 Catheter accessories
18.5 Urology drainage bags
18.6 Anal inserts
18.7 Anal irrigation systems
Warning: Continence products should not be used without assessment of bladder and bowel function by an appropriate clinician within primary or secondary care
Contact Details
Clinical staff can call on the Bladder and Bowel Care Services to give support, help or advice in the care of any particular patient or to assist in decision making regarding urinalysis.
Exeter: 01392 208478
South Molton: 01392 675336
Newton Abbot: 01626 324685
