

Before Managing Your Incontinence Needs:
1. Consult your GP to insure you are appropriately assessed.
2. Check all equipment for any signs of wear and tear prior to use.
Bedpads are a great solution for those suffering with incontinence as they protect the bedding and mattress, as well as provide comfort and dignity to the person. Bedpads can come in many variations, but in general are designed with 3 separate layers:
The top surface is often a quilted design to provide comfort to the person.
The bottom layer is a fluid proof barrier providing protection to the bedding and mattress. This layer is also designed to minimize any movement, to keep the pad in place.
The middle is a soaker layer which absorbs liquid resulting from leaks and spills.
Typically the barrier layer of bedpads has a textured backing to ensure the bedpad remains in place. However, options with tucks are available for restless sleepers for added reassurance.

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NHS Urinary Incontinence Information
For information on causes, prevention, and treatment.
A registered charity with a national confidential helpline staffed by a team of specialist nurses and product information advisers who can also help signpost to local services.
An organisation designed to give users, carers and healthcare professionals designed to give detailed, essential information about products for bladder, bowel and toileting problems.
Practitioner Suggestions for Improving Continence Care in Hospitals
In this study, which is summarised in this article, set out to identify factors that help and hinder good continence care for patients aged ≥65 years in hospital medical ward settings.
"Excellent and no leaks. Does exactly what it is supposed to do"
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"Easy to use, easy to wash, very happy with this product"
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"Very absorbant and good value for money, easy to wash and stays in place on the bed well."
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