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Useful resources
Bladder & Bowel UK: www.bladderandboweluk.co.uk
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Bladder & Bowel UK is a national charity that provides confidential advice
and information via their helpline and website. A range of information
leaflets are available to freely download, including ‘Talk about CIC’, which
is aimed at children, and‘Teen Talk: Clean Intermittent Catheterisation
(CIC), aimed at teenagers.
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www.bladderandboweluk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Talk-
about-Clean-Intermittent-Catheterisation-2018.pdf
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www.bladderandboweluk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Teen-Talk-
CIC-2018.pdf
Breakaway: www.breakawayfoundation.org.uk
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Breakaway is a registered charity that supports children and young
people, aged 0–18, with bowel and/or bladder diversions and dysfunction
Diversions Family Support Network: www.diversions.org.uk
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Diversions is a support network, based in the North West of England,
for families with a child or young person living with a bladder or bowel
diversion/dysfunction
ERIC The Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity: www.eric.co.uk
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ERIC has a teen page specifically designed for teenagers
Ready Steady Go transition: www.uhs.nhs.uk/OurServices/Childhealth/
TransitiontoadultcareReadySteadyGo/
an important role in educating and
supporting patients to carry out CIC
and providing ongoing advice and
information. Clinicians working
with adolescents need to be mindful
of the particular developmental
needs of this group and provide
appropriate support as necessary.
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