Report on Urinary Incontinence of an Older Person, NSG2102, 2021
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This report addresses urinary incontinence in older adults, a prevalent health issue, particularly among women. It explores the condition's causes, including urinary tract infections and weak bladder muscles. The report highlights the legal and ethical challenges in elder care, such as complex agreements, access to medical records, and mandatory reporting. Ethical considerations encompass patient rights, resource equity, and patient confidentiality. The report concludes with a discussion on the importance of awareness, early intervention, and adherence to ethical guidelines to ensure quality care for older individuals experiencing urinary incontinence. The report emphasizes the need for healthcare organizations to provide appropriate care settings and address potential elder abuse or neglect.