Useful Links

Association for Continence Advice A multi-professional organization open to all healthcare professionals who have a concern for the better management of incontinence.

Canadian Continence Foundation Incontinence, the loss of bladder and/or bowel control, can have a dramatic impact on one's life.

Canadian Nurse Continence Advisor Association A national association wose mandate is to enhance the specialty of NCAs in Canada by promoting education, research and clinical practice.

Continence Worldwide Provides a forum for exchange of news and ideas for educational and public awareness projects between continence related organizations worldwide.

International Children's Continence Society The fundamental goal of the ICCS is to improve the quality of life and the life expectancy for all growing individuals with deficient bladder function, expressed as problems of storage and evacuation of urine.

International Continence Society Covers news, events, and publications.

International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders A nonprofit education and research organization whose mission is to inform, assist and support people with GI disorders.

Nurse Continence Advisor Distance Education Certificate Program

RNAO Promoting Continence Using Prompted Voiding Guidelines

St. Joseph's Healthcare Centre for Ambulatory Health Services CAHS is a hospital-sponsored outpatient facility supporting the service needs of the residents of Stoney Creek, East Hamilton, and the broader Hamilton-Wentworth Region.

TENA Magazine is a newsletter for healthcare professionals, continence organisations and voluntary groups representing the interests of people with incontinence. It is about sharing good practice and generating new ideas, and will cover the latest news from around the world regarding continence care.

The Simon Foundation for Continence The non-profit Simon Foundation is dedicated to helping people cope with incontinence by educating them about cure, treatment and management techniques, while also sensitizing health care professionals to their issues.