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Paediatric Enuresis Service
EnfieldBarnetProvided By
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The nurse-led bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) service runs across Chase Farm Hospital and Edgware Community Hospital.
There are many underlying causes to bedwetting and in most children there is no specific, single cause. Bedwetting occurs because the volume of urine produced at night-time is more than your child's bladder can hold.
The service offers advice and support for children and their carers, as well as self-help measures and other treatments including bedwetting alarms and medicine if required.
The bedwetting service accepts referrals from all health professionals including GPs, health visitors and school nurses.
It covers the Enfield and south Barnet areas and children are seen from the age of 5 years up to 19 years. Clinic appointments are offered for new referrals, as well as regular telephone support.
Please note: patients’ non-attendance/reschedule on two consecutive appointments will be discharged and referrer informed.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
Patients must:
- have nocturnal enuresis
- be aged 5 to nineteen years
- be a resident of/have a GP in the Borough of South Barnet
- part NW2, NW4, NW7, part NW9, NW11, N2, N3, N11, part HA8
- be a resident of Enfield.
Exclusions
- severe daytime wetting
- complex psychological difficulties
- constipation (unless treated)
- UTIs
- all other postcodes/boroughs.
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Complete the referral form and send to:
e: RF-TR.PaedNOcturnalEnuresis@nhs.net
Where to find the form
- BAR Global Documents: Referral Forms folder > Children's Nocturnal Enuresis Referral - South Barnet & Enfield - RFH
- ENF Global Documents: Paediatric folder > Children's Nocturnal Enuresis Referral - Enfield - RFH
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Community commissioned clinics and services within NCL (non funded by Local Authority Borough)Review date: Wednesday, 19 February 2025