Evolution of Quality of Life and Treatment Adherence after One Year of Intermittent Bladder Catheterisation in Functional Urology Unit Patients.

Blanca Fernandez-Lasquetty Blanc,Antonio Hernández Martínez, Carlos Lorenzo García, Montserrat Baixauli Puig, Francisco Estudillo González, Maria Victoria Martin Bermejo, Maria Angustias Ortega Checa,Elena Alcaraz Zomeño,Arancha Torres Bacete, Guillermina Ferrández Franco, Begoña Benito Santos,Guadalupe Fernández Llorente, Maria Carmen Guerrero Andrádes, Monica Rodríguez Diaz, Mario Pierre Louis Lauture, Isabel Jiménez Mayorga, Rosario Serrano-Abiétar, Maria Asunción Garrido Mora, Francisco Barcia Barrera,Gemma Asensio Malo, Montserrat Morcillo Marín, Vicenta Lluesma Martinez, Maria Luisa Valero Escribá, Silvia Tendero Ruiz, Rosa Ana Romay Cea, Mercedes Marín Valero,Julián Rodríguez-Almagro

Journal of clinical medicine（2023）

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Patients requiring IBC exhibit good treatment adherence, with a significant proportion of them performing self-catheterisation. After one year of IBC, a significant improvement in quality of life was noted, albeit with a significant impact on their daily lives and their personal and social relationships. Patient support programmes could be implemented to improve their ability to cope with difficulties and thus enhance both their quality of life and the maintenance of their adherence.

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adherence,intermittent catheterisation,quality of life,self-care

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