This webbook has been conceived in the hope to help in the diffusion of the knowledge and practice of Urotherapy and the understanding of the functional mechanisms of lower urinary dysfunctions in order to facilitate urotherapists including nurses and physiotherapists to master essential information on bladder and bowel problems, diagnostics and therapeutic tools including biofeedback, behavioral interventions, and pharmacologic therapy. The book is based on the description and discussion of typical clinical cases of lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).
This Book was created by members and experts in the field of pediatric Bowel and Bladder incontinence. Much of the material that is contained in the book is what is commonly presented at ICCS courses world wide.
The proceeds of the book go to the ICCS.
http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-1118814797.html
This course is a designed to help the student understand uroflowmetry using a structured Computer enhanced learning experience (CEVL). Curves, perineal and abdominal EMG’s are are exhibited with multiple examples for each. Allowing the user to familiarize themselves with the curves and EMG’s. A matrix is available to help the student understand the diagnostic capabilities of the uroflow data that is commonly present to the practitioner. A pre and post test is available for the course.
To access the course it is necessary to take a pre test. Access to the course is available via https://form.jotform.com/60534923124147
once you have finished the pre test then you can proceed to the course.
The course was sponsored by an Educational Grant from Laborie
Are you looking to improve your skills in the management of paediatric incontinence?
This E-Learning course was developed for specialist and non-specialist continence professionals with an interest in paediatric continence care.
This online course addresses anatomy and physiology of lower urinary and gastrointestinal tracts, development of continence in children, assessment and management of both organic and functional bowel and bladder problems.
The course subjects are as follows:
The course modules are:
To see some of the representative pages of the course click here.
Welcome course here. www.continencelearning.com as a guest.
Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate of achievement.
Members of ICCS or the Continence Foundation of Australia will receive a 50% discount on the course fee and the course cost is only $150 AUD. The discount coupon codes are available via the Welcome course.
For non-members, the cost of the course is $300 AUD.
For non-members it may be more beneficial to consider membership in the ICCS or Continence Foundation of Australia and then participation in this course.
Note: For US participants CME credits are not available for this course.
Go to Continence Learning www.continencelearning.com to register/login.
All queries regarding this course should be directed to Continence Foundation of Australia at education@continence.org.au
This Uroflow app was designed to calculate Flow indexes which are the Qactual/Qestimated. Utilizing this data patients can be followed longitudinally utilizing flow index which are a surrogate for voiding efficiency. Flow curve shapes are able to be predicted based on the indexes.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pediatric-uroflowmetry-analysis/id965652127?mt=8
I write to you from icy Denmark shortly after our annual conference that took place in Taipei, Taiwan and which was by all means a very successful meeting.
This is the last presidential letter for 2022 and looking back I feel it has been a fruitful year for ICCS. This letter will be short and will be followed by a more extensive letter in January.
President, International Children’s Continence Society
Associate Professor of pediatrics, Consultant in Pediatric Nephrology
Aarhus, Danmark
Meet experts in regions of the world that are not represented within the board
Meet experts in regions of the world that are not represented within the board
Suggestions or comments should be addressed to the General Secretary.
