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URINARY INCONTINENCE IN THE NURSING HOME

URINARY INCONTINENCE IN THE NURSING HOME
疗养院的尿失禁
批准号:
3068501
负责人:
LOUIS D BURGIO
金额:
$7.9万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-09-01 至 1995-06-30

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中文摘要
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此应用程序是响应NIA SERCA在行为老年医学 Research. 候选人是一位行为心理学家, 尿失禁的行为治疗护理专业知识 木屋. 最近完成了一项为期四年的研究, 对于失禁的行为治疗,候选人建议 开发一套实用、全面的污水处理系统, 在疗养院 该系统将指导工作人员 使用提示作废和支票兑换。 工作人员将被教导 如何带来初步改善尿失禁,并通过 使用正式的员工管理程序,他们将被教导如何 以长期一致的方式实施行为干预。 候选人认为,真正了解尿失禁及其 治疗需要了解环境因素和基本的 生理过程。 没有接受过生化训练 科学,候选人提出了生物医学的培训计划, 失禁的方面,包括课程的组合, 实践,并与高级人员在以下领域的培训经验 老年病学、护理学、泌尿学和诊断学。
英文摘要
This application is in response to the NIA SERCA in Behavioral Geriatrics Research. The candidate is a behavioral psychologist who has developed expertise in behavioral treatments for urinary incontinence in nursing homes. Having recently completed a four-year study investigating the use of behavioral treatments for incontinence, the candidate is proposing to develop a practical and comprehensive continence treatment system for use in the nursing home. This system will involve instructing the staff in the use of prompted voiding and checking-changing. Staff will be taught how to bring about initial improvements in incontinence and through the use of formal staff management procedures, they will be taught how to apply behavioral interventions in a consistent manner over a long term. The candidate believes that a true understanding of incontinence and its treatment requires knowledge of both environmental factors and basic physiological processes. Not having been trained in the biochemical sciences, the candidates has proposed a training program in the biomedical aspects of incontinence which includes a combination of coursework, practice, and training experiences with senior personnel in the areas of geriatrics, nursing, urology, and diagnostics.
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