WFIPP survey on Bladder Diaries

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A bladder diary (also called a voiding diary, micturition (urination) chart or frequency-volume chart) is one of the first diagnostic LUTS tests recommended in national and international medical guidelines published by the various urological scientific societies (ICS, EAU, AUA, IUGA, NICE and more). Bladder diaries are paper-based and sometimes App based.

People are requested to urinate into a kitchen beaker, read-off the volume voided and write it down on a piece of paper or manually enter it in a smartphone App. All voids (number of urinations), liquid intake and events (e.g., urine leakages) should be recorded during 2 or 3 days.

Minze Health recently launched a unique and automated bladder diary and a smartphone App guiding the patient during these days. In connection with the international market launch of this brand new diagnostic tool, we have a few questions for you:

Please select your gender: *

Female

Male

Prefer not to say

Please select your age range: *

Under 30

30 -39

40 - 49

50 - 59

60 - 69

70 and over

What is your worst Lower Urinary Tract Symptom?
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Urinary Incontinence

Urgency

Frequent day voiding

Frequent night voiding

Slow urine stream

Feeling of incomplete emptying

Urinary Tract Infections

Other:

Have you heard about "bladder diaries" before this introduction?
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Yes

Not sure

Did you know a bladder diary is a recommended LUTS diagnostic tool in (inter)national medical guidelines?
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Yes

How often have you been asked to keep a bladder diary?
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One time

Twice

Three times

More than three times

Never

What type of bladder diary did you use before?
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Kitchen beaker / measuring cup and pen and paper

Kitchen beaker / measuring cup and a Smartphone App

Both. kitchen beaker / measuring cup with pen and paper and with an App

None of those

Minze Health recently introduced the Diary Pod, an automated bladder diary.
Please also check: https://minzehealth.com/product/diarypod/
Would you prefer an automated bladder diary over a paper-based or App-only based diary?
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Yes

I don't know yet

The costs for a bladder diary are not yet reimbursed by health insurances.
When recommended by your doctor, would you be prepared to pay yourself for the an automated bladder diary?
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Yes

Depending on the costs

How much would you spend on an automated bladder diary yourself?
Knowing that you can use this new automated bladder diary multiple times if requested.

Please specify an amount or range in EURO or US$.

Would you like to be invited for a free webinar in which the results of this survey are discussed?
During this webinar Minze Health will also tell you more about new at home LUTS screening and remote treatment monitoring capabilities?
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Yes

I don't know yet

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