Resource use for continence care
incontinence, urinary incontinence
INCONTINENCE, URINARY INCONTINENCE
There was very little change in staff time to manage UI, use of assistive devices for visiting the toilet, use of incontinence products to manage UI, primary care appointments related to UI or medication for UI during the study. Table 
Resource use summary, by randomised group*more than 85% of participants; RUQ data (collected at 0, 6 and 18 weeks) used for toileting assistance and community-based health care services categories. Trial data (collected at 0, 6, 12 and 18 weeks) used for incontinence products categories (absorbent pads, adult pants, all-in-one slips, bed and chair protection)GBP, pound sterling (currency); NC, not costed; SD, standard deviation; TTNS, Transcutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation; UI, urinary incontinence