1. Essity data on file: All statistics are based on average percentages from between 85-181 TENA Solutions case studies around the world, mainly Europe but also USA, Canada and China. Results vary across countries and care homes. 2011-13
2. A. Wagg, Continence in nursing homes: a state of irreversible decline?, 2019
3. A study from News Medical Life Sciences, “Study shows higher health care costs and worse outcomes for incontinent patients”, 2021
4. Essity data on file (staff questionnaires): All statistics are based on results from between 85-92 TENA Solutions case studies involving 936-1020 respondents (depending on question) around the world, mainly Europe but also USA and Canada. Results vary across countries and care homes. 2012-14.
5. ARCTICC study on TENA SmartCare Identifi by University of Alberta, Canada, 2018 - data on file, submitted for peer reviewed publication
6. Data on file, 207 evaluations in 25 different Swedish municipalities, March 2017.
7. “Carbon footprint in use” includes the carbon footprint of both the absorbent products and laundry due to leakages, in delivering Toileting & Containment Care. Result is based on a clinical trial (data on file) and a Life Cycle Assessment performed by Essity and third-party reviewed, showing a 15% reduction. Assumptions on day- and nighttime leakage, resulting in different laundry volumes, were based on internal Essity data on file. Absorbent product environmental impact was based on raw material acquisition, production, transport and waste handling.