Course Information
Continence Management training provides health and social care staff with the knowledge and practical understanding needed to support individuals experiencing incontinence in a way that protects dignity, reduces distress, and promotes overall wellbeing. The course explores the different types and causes of incontinence, the impact it can have on a person’s physical and emotional health, and the principles of effective continence promotion. Learners develop an awareness of best‑practice approaches, enabling them to respond sensitively and confidently when supporting individuals with continence needs.
The training is delivered through a blend of teaching methods, including presentations, case studies, small‑group and whole‑group discussions, individual activities, and video‑based learning. This varied approach ensures that delegates can apply their learning to real‑world scenarios and develop a deeper understanding of continence care.
The course syllabus covers a range of essential topics designed to strengthen competence and enhance person‑centred practice.
This Apex training programme includes:
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Factors that affect the management of continence
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How incontinence may affect an individual’s well being
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Methods which may be used to identify incontinence problems
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Strategies to assist individual experiencing continence problems
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Use of equipment to manage continence
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Monitoring and reporting support for continence
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Duty of care and person centred care planning
Who is this course for?
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Suitable for: Nurses, HCA & Care staff
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Delivery method: Face-to-face / Virtual training
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Course length: ½ day
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Max attendees: 15 delegates