Analysis identifies intervention targets for stigma and care needs in older adults with urinary incontinence, suggesting personalized care strategies.
Older adults with urinary incontinence exhibit heterogeneous subgroups in quality of life, with distinct network structures and core drivers of stigma and care needs across subgroups. This study identifies core intervention targets for subpopulations, thereby providing both a theoretical basis for developing personalized precision care strategies and practical pathways for implementation.
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