Research project

Co-development and optimisation of an Intermittent Catheter Needs Assessment Tool (IC-NAT)

Research groups:
Lead researchers:

Professor Cathy Murphy
Other researchers:

Dr Leanne Morrison
Status:

Active

Project overview

Developing an evidence-based Intermittent Catheter Needs Assessment Tool to match a catheter to a person, based on the DHSC Drug Tariff categorisations, with catheter management guidance, for use by Health Care Professionals.

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Cathy Murphy PhD RN

Professor of Continence

Research interests

Continence management
Dementia and incontinence
Continence devices

Connect with Cathy

Email: C.Murphy@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Dr Leanne Morrison

Associate Professor

Research interests

Health Psychology
Person-based intervention development
Digital technology

Connect with Leanne

Email: L.Morrison@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Bladder and Bowel Management

Our research aims to find sustainable solutions for people living with bladder and bowel leakage problems to improve their quality of life.