A bedwetting programme for a child: the family’s diary of dry nights, the steps the clinician chose, and the trend.
For paediatric and family clinics. A child with bedwetting starts on a baseline diary the family keeps; the nights are entered here a week at a time — dry or wet, and whether the alarm was on — and a night already entered is kept as it was. The clinician then moves the programme through the steps they choose — an alarm, medicine, both, weaning — each written in their own words, with no alarm plan, medicine or dose shipped. Dry nights are counted week by week from the day the programme opened and the longest dry run shown, so the family and clinician can see real progress instead of guessing whether the alarm is working. One programme runs per child; it ends with the clinician’s outcome, with no success threshold set here.
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