Atlas McNeil Healthcare

13/05/2026

Approximately 20% of Australian children experience bedwetting, highlighting how common childhood incontinence is for families across the country.

Despite its prevalence, incontinence in children can often be misunderstood or difficult for families to discuss. Early understanding, supportive management, and access to the right information can play an important role in improving outcomes and confidence for both children and parents.

This article explores:
• Common causes of childhood incontinence
• Practical management and support strategies
• When professional advice should be sought
• Available treatment pathways and resources

Importantly, childhood incontinence is a medical issue — not a behavioural one — and children should be supported with patience, understanding, and appropriate care.

Read the full article here: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/incontinence-in-children

07/05/2026

Heading to the National Continence Health Conference this May? We’d love to see you there!

From 13–16 May, the Atlas McNeil Healthcare Community team will be at Booth 5, showcasing a range of solutions designed to support patient care across continence, wound and skin health.

Stop by to connect with the team, explore our latest products and chat about solutions that help improve care outcomes every day.

Haven’t secured your spot yet? Register now at https://continence.eventsair.com/nchc26/workshops/Site/Register.

See you at Booth 5!

05/05/2026

In aged care and hospital environments, effective hand hygiene remains one of the most important measures in preventing healthcare-associated infections.

Every patient interaction presents a critical opportunity to reduce risk and support safer care outcomes.

This World Hand Hygiene Day, we reinforce our commitment to:
• Evidence-based hand hygiene practices
• Infection prevention and control standards
• Protecting patients, residents, and healthcare workers

Consistent action at every point of care makes a measurable difference.

29/04/2026

Better care outcomes start with stronger clinical foundations.

The Clinical Care Connections program™ is an outcome-based approach designed to enhance staff knowledge and support best practice across key areas like continence, skin integrity and wound care.

By combining education, clinical support, audits and practical tools, the program helps healthcare teams build capability, improve consistency, and deliver more effective, compliant care every day.

Learn more: https://www.atlasmcneil.com.au/Clinical-Care-Connections-Workshops-cms-clinicalcareconnectionsworkshops

24/04/2026

As dawn breaks this ANZAC Day, we take a moment to reflect.

We acknowledge the resilience, dedication and mateship of those who have served, and those who continue to serve. Their contribution remains an enduring part of our shared history and identity.

Today, we stand in quiet reflection and gratitude.

#2026

22/04/2026

Did you know up to 1 in 3 adults may experience chronic venous disease — a condition where compression therapy is often a key part of management?

In aged care and hospital settings, supporting circulation and reducing swelling can have a significant impact on comfort, mobility and overall patient outcomes.

Compression therapy is a simple, evidence-based solution that helps deliver better care every day.

Learn more: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/everything-you-need-to-know-about-compression-therapy

Compression therapy is a simple yet powerful tool that can significantly improve the well-being of individuals who experience swelling, discomfort, or limited mobility due to conditions such as chronic venous insufficiency, lymphoedema, or prolonged immobility. As a caregiver, understanding the valu...

15/04/2026

Did you know compression therapy can play a vital role in improving circulation, reducing swelling and supporting recovery?

From managing chronic conditions to enhancing comfort in aged care and hospital settings, it’s a simple yet effective way to support better patient outcomes and everyday wellbeing.

Learn more about how compression therapy works and who it benefits: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/everything-you-need-to-know-about-compression-therapy

Compression therapy is a simple yet powerful tool that can significantly improve the well-being of individuals who experience swelling, discomfort, or limited mobility due to conditions such as chronic venous insufficiency, lymphoedema, or prolonged immobility. As a caregiver, understanding the valu...

08/04/2026

Yesterday was World Health Day — a timely reminder of the importance of building healthier communities for everyone.

Across aged care and hospital settings, health goes beyond treatment — it’s about dignity, safety and everyday wellbeing. From infection prevention to ensuring reliable access to essential supplies, the small details make a big difference to patient outcomes and quality of care.

We’re proud to support the people and organisations on the front line, helping create safer, healthier environments where care can thrive.

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26/03/2026

Bariatric patients often face unique health challenges, including a higher likelihood of urinary incontinence due to increased pressure on the bladder and pelvic floor.

But beyond the physical symptoms, the emotional impact can be just as significant. Stigma can make people reluctant to seek help, which is why empathy and understanding in healthcare are so important.

Creating supportive environments and providing the right continence care solutions can help individuals maintain comfort, confidence and independence.

Learn more about the connection between obesity and incontinence and how care approaches can make a meaningful difference:
https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/bariatric-challenges-understanding-obesity-and-incontinence

19/03/2026

For many people, living with obesity can bring complex health challenges — including urinary incontinence. It’s a topic that’s often difficult to talk about, but open conversations can help improve care, comfort, and quality of life.

Research shows that excess weight can increase pressure on the bladder and pelvic floor, which may contribute to incontinence symptoms.

By understanding these links and approaching care with empathy, healthcare professionals and caregivers can better support individuals with dignity and respect.

Read more about the challenges and how supportive care can make a difference:
https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/bariatric-challenges-understanding-obesity-and-incontinence

The original article was provided by Abena. Obesity is a significant factor in the development of incontinence, impacting both physical and emotional well-being. Globally, 13% of adults are obese, with obesity rates nearly tripling since 1975. This article aims to simplify the link between obesity a...

17/03/2026

Sustainability matters more than ever — but how businesses talk about it matters just as much.

With consumers increasingly prioritising sustainable products, it’s important that environmental claims are clear, credible and transparent. Misleading or vague terms like “eco-friendly” can create confusion and may even breach consumer law.

Our latest Clear Cut article explores how businesses can communicate sustainability commitments responsibly — from using verified certifications to ensuring claims are backed by real evidence.

Read the full article to learn how authenticity and clarity can help cut through the noise.

Link: https://www.atlasmcneil.com.au/Clear-Cut-cms-clear-cut



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