Continence can be a tricky topic to talk about, especially with kids and teens. But for Clinical Nurse and Lead Continence Advisor, Hannah, it’s all about helping families feel supported, informed, and connected.
From delayed toilet training to puberty changes and independence at school, Hannah works with children, parents, and teachers to make continence feel less clinical and more empowering.
Explore how a Continence Nurse for kids and teens can enhance quality of life and nurture independence in children facing continence issues.
If you have a plan under the NDIS, there are three options to manage your NDIS funding: You can choose a single option or a combination of the three. No matter how you choose to manage your funding, you still have choice and control to ensure your services and supports meet your needs. NDIS Management Options NDIA-managed…
Bringing your child home from the hospital is a significant transition, filled with excitement and new responsibilities. From managing medical care and setting up a safe home environment to navigating funding and finding the right support network, there’s a lot to think about. But don’t worry! Being prepared and knowing where to seek help can…
As more care moves out of hospitals and into homes, nurse-led care has become an important way to keep kids safe and help families manage. Having a nurse lead the care takes pressure off you and helps ensure that the care being provided is safe and professional. This lets you focus more on being a parent instead of acting like a full-time nurse.
The safety and rights of our clients are fundamental to the provision of our care and nursing services. At Home Care is committed to safeguarding the rights of people with disability and ensuring our organisation is part of a national culture of accessibility, inclusion, and respect. What is the Disability Royal Commission? The Disability Royal…
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