The Continence and Pelvic Rehabilitation Service is a multi-disciplinary service which is based in the community. It provides specialist continence assessment, investigations, treatment and support to residents of Newham from the age of five who have bladder, bowel or pelvic floor dysfunction. There is also specialist assessment and treatment for women with pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain. Clients are seen in clinics, their own homes, schools, and day-care facilities. The service also provides educational support on the promotion and management of incontinence to medical, non-medical professionals, clients and carers, through training programmes, exhibitions, other health events and literature.
Children and young adults between the ages of 5-19 years with additional needs are also provided with specialist support, advice and treatment. The service is a borough wide community service located at East Ham Care Centre.
The service has developed a user-group to ensure we listen to patient feedback and service developments are led by patients. The continence specialist nurse has developed a monthly prostate cancer support group which has been very successful supporting men following diagnosis and treatment.
The clinic was renamed “The Eneberi Clinic” in recognition of Maureen Eneberi, the nurse that pioneered the service.
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