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Commentary on “Urine Alarms and Prompts for Fostering Daytime Urinary Continence in a Student with Multiple Disabilities: A Replication Study” by Lancioni,Van Bergen,and Furniss (2002)
Comments are made on successful use of auditory plus vibratory aids in fostering daytime urinary continence by a 14-yr.-old boy with multiple disabilities, including severe hearing loss.
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