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Professor Mandy Fader

Professor Mandy Fader

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Email: m.fader@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +000

Research Publications
Research Publications

Research

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Research projects

Active projects

Mandy Fader: Development of a mixed (reusable/disposable) catheter management package for users of intermittent catheterisation
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Anti-bacterial 'Fill & Flush' Urinary Catheter Development
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The MultiCath clinical trial
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oPtimising caRe fOr ThE prevention of inContinence-associaTEd Dermatitis (PROTECTED)
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Multicentre trial of the clinical and cost effectiveness of a novel urinary catheter designs in preventing catheter-associated urinary tract infection compared with the traditional Foley design for adults requiring long-term urethral catheterisation (CaDE
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Mapping and evidence synthesis for assistive technologies to support adults living at home with long-term continence or toilet-use problems
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Completed projects

The effect of low frequency ultrasound on urinary catheter biofilms: a crossover study
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Dr Mandy Fader PCC Intractable Urinary Incontinence
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Sponsor: Prostate Cancer UK
Mandy Fader, GNC - Supporting women with toileting in palliative care: is the female urinal an acceptable, safe and effective product for bladder management
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Sponsor: General Nursing Council for England and Wales Trust
Improving care in the management of older people with long-term urinary catheters
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Sponsor: Action Medical Research
Dr Mandy Fader SCA Absorbent Products
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Sponsor: SCA Hygiene Products AB
The development and evaluation of a continence product decision aid for people with dementia and their family caregivers
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Sponsor: Alzheimers Society
Mandy Fader: PCUK Continence Management
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Sponsor: Prostate Cancer UK
Caffiene Restriction on overactive bladder symptoms
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Sponsor: The Burdett Trust for Nursing
Mandy Fader: Antibiotic treatment for intermittent bladder catherterisation: A randomised controlled trial of once daily prophylaxis (AnTIC)
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TRIUMPH - TReatment to Improve urinary symptoms in Men in Primary Healthcare
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NIHR SBRI: Developement of a simple, one-step cleaning method for intermittent catheters to enable frail, disabled and older people to easily re-use their catheters
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Flume catheter initial trial in humans
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Primary and community care Intervention to Support the Self-Management of Incontinence for People with Dementia and their Carers
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Informing a future research programme to co-produce, optimise, evaluate and implement continence self-management solutions for people living with dementia at home
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