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Aims and objectivesTo explore which factors determine successful intermittent catheterisation.
BackgroundIntermittent catheterisation is a safe, effective treatment and is associated with improved quality of life, although negative issues are reported. Factors which determine adherence are largely unknown. An additional qualitative study was conducted to gain insight into patient's experience with...
Aims and objectivesThis study reports about the experiences of 11 patients in the Netherlands who use intermittent self‐catheterisation to manage their symptoms. The aim of the study was to get insight in underlying barriers and facilitators for patients dealing with intermittent catheterisation in everyday life.
BackgroundStudies show that intermittent catheterisation has an impact on everyday life...
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