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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the timed voiding chart in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and the week beginning date at the top of the form. This helps personalize your tracking.
  3. Next, specify your voiding interval in hours. This sets the schedule for your bladder retraining.
  4. As you void, record the time of day in the designated time column for each day of the week.
  5. Mark an 'X' in one of the three shaded columns based on your circumstances: Dark Gray for scheduled intervals, Light Gray for unscheduled urges, and White for accidental loss.
  6. For any entries in the white column, indicate the estimated amount of urine loss by writing 'D' for damp or 'W' for wet next to it.

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Definition. Bladder training, also known as timed voiding, is a behavioral technique used to help individuals regain control over their bladder function. It involves scheduling specific times to use the bathroom and gradually increasing the time intervals between voiding.
Normal Voiding Frequency Normal frequency (how many times you urinate) during waking hours for adults is 5-8 times (around every 3-4 hours). During sleeping hours, waking once to urinate can be normal for people under the age of 65. As a person ages, the bladder capacity becomes a little less.
Schedule bathroom visits. For example, if youre going to the bathroom every hour, schedule bathroom visits at every one hour, 15 minutes. Use the bathroom at each scheduled visit, regardless of whether you actually feel the urge to go. Gradually increase the amount of time between bathroom breaks.
Timed voiding is sometimes referred to as scheduled, routine or regular toileting. It is characterised by a fixed interval between toileting.
The goals are to increase the amount of time between emptying your bladder and the amount of fluids your bladder can hold. It also can diminish leakage and the sense of urgency associated with the problem. Bladder training requires following a fixed voiding schedule, whether or not you feel the urge to urinate.
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Bladder training involves either timed voiding (initiated by the patient) or prompted voiding (initiated by the carer) and is effective for improving UI. However, the effects are not sustained after training is stopped.
Timed voiding is a fixed time interval toileting assistance program that has been promoted for the management of people with urinary incontinence who cannot participate in independent toileting. For this reason, it is commonly assumed to represent current practice in residential aged care settings.

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