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Audit Commission (1999): First Assessment: a review of district nursing services in England and Wales: Audit Commission, London. ISBN 1 86240 149 7 Blackwell C (2nd edition: 1998): A Guide to Encopresis. Northumberland Mental Health NHS Trust. Available from Enuresis Resource and Information Centre (ERIC), Bristol. Blackwell C, Dobson P (2nd edition: 1995): A Guide to Enuresis. Enuresis Resource and Information Centre (ERIC), Bristol. British Geriatric Society (1998): Continence Care: A guide for those working in residential and nursing homes (Compendium Document B2). British Geriatric Society, London. Brocklehurst J, Amess M et al (edd) (1999): Health Outcome Indicators: Urinary Incontinence. Report of a working group to the Department of Health. Oxford: National Centre for Health Outcomes Development. ISBN 1 840750 17 0 Cheater F, Lakhani M, Cawood C (1998): Audit Protocol: Assessment of Patients with Urinary Incontinence. CT14: Eli Lilly National Clinical Audit Centre, Leicester. 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Royal College of Physicians of London (1995): Incontinence: causes, management and provision of services. Royal College of Physicians, London. ISBN 1 873240 97 X Royal College of Physicians of London (1998): Promoting Continence: clinical audit scheme for the management of urinary and faecal incontinence. Royal College of Physicians, London. ISBN 1 86016 053 0 William K, Roe B, Sundhu F (1995): An Evaluation of Nursing Developments in Continence Care. National Institute for Nursing [now the RCN Institute], Oxford. ISBN 1 898537 07 0 Return to top of page |
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