Crane Library Web Pick of the Week: Urinary Continence Management of Stroke Survivors

As part of the study, Knowledge Translation of Evidence-Based Recommendations for the Continence Care of Stroke Survivors in Acute and Rehabilitation Settings, the research team for the Ontario Health Research Institute conducted a comprehensive review of the literature to obtain and evaluate published and unpublished information regarding urinary continence outcomes and interventions for stroke survivors.

This information was evaluated and synthesized into the recommendations outlined in the resulting clinical practice guidelines, Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Urinary Continence Management of Stroke Survivors in Acute and Rehabilitation Settings.

This online self-learning portal is intended to support the implementation of "Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Urinary Continence Management of Stroke Survivors in Acute and Rehabilitation Settings".

The portal contains:

• interactive learning modules
• case scenarios
• learning assessments
• links to supporting assessment tools and protocols
• best practice guidelines
• education materials
• articles to help you to implement these clinical practice guidelines in your setting.

 http://strokecontinencecare.ca