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Continuing positive treatment results after two years

Two years after the treatment we followed up those women who had used the app Tät® for treating stress incontinence.

Health economic analysis of the app Tät®

A health economic analysis of the app Tät for treatment of stress incontinence was recently published in the Journal of

Research funding for Tät.nu from Kampradsstiftelsen

Eva Samuelsson has been granted 3.9 million kronor by Kampradsstiftelsen as funding for the project ”E-treatment for urinary incontinence in

The Tät II app study begins 3 April!

We have developed a new app – the app Tät®II – for the treatment of urge- and mixed-incontinence. This app

The app Tät® is now also available in English for iPhone

The app Tät® contains information, pelvic floor exercise programmes in 6 basic steps and 6 advanced steps, a facility for

TIME features our app for incontinence

We have previously described the successful results from the randomized controlled study of our app Tät for the treatment of

Positive results from the app study now published

Exercising with the app Tät® led to a reduction in the number of urine leakages per day from 3 to

The app Tät® is now also available in English for Android

The app Tät® contains information, pelvic floor exercise programmes in 6 basic steps and 6 advanced steps, a facility for

Regular exercise, age and good short term results were success factors in the long term

The treatment of stress incontinence via the internet or via the booklet has been shown to also produce good long-term

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14 Apr 2025

Trends in level of education and area of residence of users of the Tät® app

The proportion of app users with the longest and shortest educations changed to become more like the average Swedish population. Users with a university education are still over-represented. A large proportion of app users live in rural areas and the proportion increases.

Full-text article available here

5 Dec 2024

Towe Wadensten’s Dissertation

Towe Wadensten, Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, defends her doctoral thesis: App-based self-management of urgency and mixed urinary incontinence in women. Efficacy, long-term results, and factors associated with treatment satisfaction.

Opponent Professor Guri Rortveit, Institutt for global helse og samfunnsmedisin, Universitetet i Bergen, Norway.

Principal supervisor Malin Sjöström.

Read the dissertation here and follow the dissertation on campus or on Zoom.

11 Jun 2024

The Tät-m app has been launched in collaboration with the Swedish Prostate Cancer Federation

The name of the app has been changed from TätIII to Tät-m and it has a new logo, a new design and simpler navigation. The app is now provided via eContinence AB in collaboration with the the Swedish Prostate Cancer Federation.

Thanks to all men who have responded to the questionnaires over the years. Your contribution has helped to increase knowledge about pelvic floor muscle training and urinary leakage.

11 Mar 2024

Clinically relevant improvement depends on baseline severity

In a recently published study, we analysed how large reduction on the symptom score ICIQ –UI SF was required for a clinically relevant improvement. The results showed that it depended on the baseline severity, more symptoms required larger reductions to perceive improvement. Full-text article available here

27 Jan 2024

Treatment results at 15 weeks are important for long-term satisfaction

At the long-term follow-up after 15 months, 58% of the women were satisfied with treatment of mixed and urgency urinary incontinence with the app Tät®II. In further analyses, important factors for long-term satisfaction were quality of life at baseline, along with ability to endure urgency, and confidence in pelvic floor contraction at short-term-follow up. Full-text article available here The Tät®II app is currently not available, but a new study is planned.

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