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Perspectives of frail older adults and family caregivers on Urinary Incontinence interventions: A qualitative study
Background: Urinary incontinence (UI) is highly prevalent among older adults living with frailty and is associated with substantial social, emotional, financial, environmental, and caregiver-related burdens. UI is underreported, underassessed and undertreated in this population. Little is known abou
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