In Their Own Words: Adults' Lived Experiences with Intermittent Catheterization

In Their Own Words: Adults' Lived Experiences with Intermittent Catheterisation

Learn the results of a qualitative descriptive design study identifying barriers and facilitators to integrating intermittent catheterisation (IC) into patients’ daily lives.

Integrating IC into daily life can be challenging for some patients. View the results of a global study that explored individuals’ thoughts about performing IC, and identified barriers and facilitators related to using intermittent catheter products successfully.

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