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The case for integrated and community children’s continence services

Children’s continence services need to be integrated and community-based to provide effective care
Posted 03 October 2019 - 08:00
Illustration depicts a child discovering he has wet the bed. Davina Richardson, a children’s specialist nurse at the charity Bladder & Bowel UK, writes about the importance of commissioning integrated children’s continence services.
 
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