Case Studies
Transforming Quality of Life Through Proactive Continence Assessments
The Challenge: Maria (name changed for privacy), a 62-year-old client living in supportedaccommodation, was experiencing ongoing continence issues that wereaffecting
The Challenge: Maria (name changed for privacy), a 62-year-old client living in supportedaccommodation, was experiencing ongoing continence issues that wereaffecting
The Challenge: The participant, aged 47, presented with autism, intellectual disability, and psychosis, alongside a complex forensic history and long-term
The Challenge: The participant presented with a highly complex chronic wound, compounded by multiple comorbidities including venous insufficiency, cancer, and
The Challenge Motor Neuron Disease (MND) is a progressive, life-limiting neurological condition requiring rapidly evolving, high-intensity supports. At service commencement,
The Challenge: CI, aged 65, was living with early onset dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and significant post-stroke complications. Living alone with