Chapter 9: Patient comfort and supporting personal hygiene
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Post‐procedural considerations
Comfort and personal hygiene preferences are individual to each patient; each procedure should be carried out with consideration of these preferences. Furthermore, the preferences, along with assessments and outcomes of procedures, should be documented and communicated to other health professionals involved in the patient's care to ensure continuity and effective evaluation of the care provided.
Websites
British Tinnitus Association
College of Optometrists
Diabetes UK
Health Education England
Moorfields Eye Hospital
Mouth Care Matters
National Institute of Health and Care Excellence
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Rotherham Primary Ear Care Centre and Audiology Services
World Health Organization: Oral Health
