Community Agency Preferences for and Perceptions of Disseminating and Implementing a Continence Promotion Program.

Community organizations perceived incontinence as a prevalent and important issue and see advantages of in-person and online program implementation.

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2024-09-01
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Health and Wellbeing Research
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Community Agency Preferences for and Perceptions of Disseminating and Implementing a Continence Promotion Program.

Madeline K. Moureau, Heidi Wendell Brown, Zooey B Shultz, Cathryn P Phouybanhdyt et al.
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Community Agency Preferences for and Perceptions of Disseminating and Implementing a Continence Promotion Program.

Madeline K. Moureau, Heidi Wendell Brown, Zooey B Shultz, Cathryn P Phouybanhdyt, Nicole B Schmuhl
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Community organizations perceived incontinence as a prevalent and important issue and see advantages of in-person and online program implementation.

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University of Wisconsin–Madison (US)
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Community Agency Preferences for and Perceptions of Disseminating and Implementing a Continence Promotion Program. — Madeline K. Moureau, Heidi Wendell Brown, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS