NHS bed blocking crisis fuelled by poor quality incontinence care

Poor quality incontinence care 'is contributing to NHS bed blocking crisis'

UK medical experts claim poor quality incontinence care is contributing to the NHS bed blocking crisis. A study of 500 medical professionals who care for patients with incontinence found 29 per cent believe beds are currently blocked by people in hospital who would be able to go home sooner, were the levels of medical counsel and quality of provisions better. Medical experts blasted poor quality incontinence care for contributing to the NHS bed …

Poor quality incontinence care is contributing to NHS bed blocking crisis, experts say - The Mirror

Medical experts have claimed the bed blocking crisis in the NHS is being worsened by the poor quality of care provided to those suffering from incontinence

NHS bed blocking crisis fuelled by poor quality incontinence care, experts say

UK medical experts claim poor quality incontinence care is contributing to the NHS bed blocking crisis.

NHS bed blocking crisis fuelled by poor quality incontinence care

UK medical experts claim poor quality incontinence care is contributing to the NHS bed blocking crisis.

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The investigators found a clear, dose-response relationship between patient-reported incontinence severity and the subsequent use of incontinence interventions such as artificial sphincters or bulking agents.

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Speaking in Parliament, the MP and Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Health and Care Helen Morgan emphasised the huge impact the care crisis is having on bed blocking, ambulance waiting times and community care.