The Clinical Guidelines for Management of Incontinence Developed by the Registered

question 26

Multiple Choice

The clinical guidelines for management of incontinence developed by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario:

• A) Reflect practice that is fiscally directed and sound.
• B) Articulate practice recommendations developed from synthesis and review of evidence.
• C) Are intended to increase awareness of issues in incontinence management.
• D) Reflect a compilation of information from a variety and range of sources related to incontinence.

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Definitions:

Potential Influence

The capacity or power to affect change or sway opinions before any action is taken.

Rightness

The quality of being correct, appropriate, or moral in judgement or action.

Low Quality Evidence

Information or data that lacks credibility or reliability, often due to poor research methods or biased sources.

High Quality Evidence

Information or data regarded as exceptionally credible and reliable, often used to support arguments or hypotheses.