Association of Urinary Incontinence Awareness and Bladder Habits with Quality of Life Among Health Care Professionals Working in High-Risk Units

This study investigates the relationship between urinary incontinence awareness, bladder habits, and quality of life among health care professionals in high-risk clinical settings. The results indicate that factors such as education, profession, and knowledge of pelvic floor exercises significantly influence both physical and mental quality of life. The authors suggest that promoting healthy bladder habits and increasing awareness could enhance well-being in this population, warranting further longitudinal and intervention research.