Care pathways for pediatric continence

Article Abstract:

Three multidisciplinary groups developed pediatric continence pathways with health professionals from around the UK who were all actively involved in the management and treatment of children with bowel and bladder problems. Four pathways were segmented such as daytime wetting, nocturnal enuresis, constipation and soiling, and delayed toilet training for children who might require continence products.

Care and treatment, Pediatric diseases, Children, Urination disorders

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End-of-life decisions and respiratory disease

Article Abstract:

An ethical framework is used to explore different ways in which complex clinical dilemmas on end-of-life decisions and respiratory diseases can be addressed. The health care providers should balance compassionate and appropriate care with respect for patients' choices while safeguarding professional standards and ethical integrity.

Prevention, Terminal care, Respiratory insufficiency

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