19/04/2026
Among 72 009 women attending annual visits at 43 primary care practices, the use of an automated screening and education initiative was associated with increased rates of new urinary incontinence diagnoses and referrals to pelvic floor physical therapy and subspecialty care, while medication prescriptions remained unchanged.
This system-level intervention indicates that large-scale automated screening can raise awareness and promote evidence-based management of urinary incontinence in women across diverse primary care settings.
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