SWYPT NHS - CONTINENCE AND UROLOGY SERVICE

Barnsley

Who we are

Bladder and bowel assessment, treatment and management for people with an identified incontinence problem.

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Description

The continence and urology service provides specialist bladder and bowel assessment, treatment and management for service users with an identified incontinence problem.

We offer specialist assessment in a clinical setting or in the individual’s own home for patients deemed housebound. Assessments can include bladder scans where necessary and will take into account bladder and bowel history, lifestyle and environmental factors in order to determine the most appropriate treatment method. Possible medications are suggested when needed – staff will discuss and identify all possible side effects and advantages, and the correct method of administration of medication. We also provide a referral to other agencies if appropriate.

Where continence aids and appliances are suggested, delivery of identified items will be organised and full instructions on how to apply to maximise their effectiveness demonstrated. Ongoing assessment will be made either face to face or over the telephone, liaising with other health professionals as indicated.


Opening Times

Monday to Friday 8am - 4.30pm 


Contact Details

Contact name: Continence and Urology Service

Phone number: 01226 644575

Mobile number:

Address: c/o Office G.01 Main administration block Kendray Hospital Doncaster Road S70 3RD


Locations

Address details:

Barnsley


Other Details

Eligibility: Referrals accepted from: A & E, AHPs, Carers/family, CMHTs, Consultants, Courts, Drug/alcohol agencies, GP staff, GPs, Health visitors, Hospital staff, Housing associations, Local authority staff, Midwives, Other NHS services, Other Trust services, Patients(self-referral), Police, Single Point of Access team, Voluntary services Referral criteria: - Any person with an identified bladder and or bowel problem, who is registered with a Barnsley GP. - Children aged 4 years onwards with a statement of special educational needs, and under the care of a consultant paediatrician. - Urgent referrals can be made via telephone.



Published: 18 February 2025