Download the LARS (Low Anterior Resection Syndrome) score to use as a tool to assess bowel function after rectal cancer surgery, specifically low anterior resection.

This resource provides essential knowledge and practical tools to support professionals and caregivers in teaching intermittent catheterisation (IC) and transanal irrigation (TAI) to children. It includes illustrated guides, certificates of achievement, and parental support materials to help you tailor instruction to each child's unique needs.

Introducing our new interactive tool! Developed in collaboration with nurses from 5 countries and aligned with the 2024 EAUN IC guidelines, this checklist helps you identify and address risk factors, optimise treatment, and empower your patients to take control of their health.

An activity book for children to make them feel more familiar with the Navina Irrigation System.

In order to make the procedure a little more fun for children beginning with TAI, we developed the mobile game Navina Flush Hero.

A micturition chart is a simple yet powerful tool that can significantly improve the management of urinary incontinence and catheterisation schedules.

Download and print this guide for a comprehensive resource on bowel irrigation for children with NBD. Keep it handy for reference and to share with healthcare professionals involved in your child's care.

Download and print the NDB Score Chart and Bowel Function Questionnaire to provide your patient with a convenient and informative tool to track their progress and facilitate open communication about their health.

Download and print the Bristol Stool Chart for easy reference and to share with your healthcare provider. This convenient tool will help you accurately describe your bowel movements and contribute to a more informed discussion about your digestive health.

Intermittent catheterisation (IC) is a vital self-management technique for individuals with bladder dysfunction. By providing patients with the necessary knowledge and skills, healthcare providers can empower them to take control of their urinary health and improve their overall quality of life.

Intermittent catheterisation (IC) can feel a bit overwhelming at first, but it's a skill that can significantly improve your quality of life. This booklet is here to help you understand the process and feel confident in your ability to do it.

This guide can be a useful support for healthcare professionals to ensure a smooth initiation of TAI with Navina Smart for their patients.