Why Older Community‐Dwelling Adults Do Not Discuss Urinary Incontinence with Their Primary Care Physicians

This study explored reasons why older adults with urinary incontinence (UI) do not initiate discussions with or seek treatment for UI from their primary care provider.A randomized, prospective controlled trial involving 41 primary care sites.Primary care practice sites.49 older adults age 60 and older not previously screened for UI by their primary care doctor.Demographic data, self-reported bladder-control information using questionnaires, and...