The Colley Model

You can find the Colley Model below with linked notes.

Numbered blue boxes and starred boxes link to accompanying notes.
Ensure all these notes are read. Pay special attention when a red flag is present.

You can download a copy of the Colley Model to print by clicking here.

Please note: Although this webpage is mobile friendly we would suggest viewing
and using the model on a desktop computer or laptop due to its complexity.

Colour Coding

The main assessment considerations are in blue coloured boxes

Yellow coloured boxes suggest discussion, referral and treatment, when appropriate

Responses in orange coloured boxes may indicate stress urinary incontinence

Responses in sand coloured boxes may indicate urgency urinary incontinence

Responses in green coloured boxes may indicate overflow urinary incontinence

Responses in pink coloured boxes may indicate functional urinary incontinence (disability associated urinary incontinence)

Responses in uncoloured boxes not specific to any one cause of urinary incontinence

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1. Your patient complains of bladder problems

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2. Urinalysis

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3. Frequency and volumes voided in 24 hours

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4. Urgency

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5. Bedwetting

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6. Examination

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7. Constipation

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8. Involuntary loss of urine

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Stress Urinary Incontinece

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9. symptons

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10. Voiding Symptons

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11. Bladder Emptying

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12. Residual Urine

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13. Involutary loss of urine

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Urgency Urinary Incontinence

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Mixed Urinary Incontinence

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14. symptons

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15. Suspected Obstrcution

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16. Underactive detrusor

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17.Involuntary leakage

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Overflow Urinary Incontience

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18. Symptons

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19. severe leakage

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20. Urine leakage

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Functionary Urinary Incontinence

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1. Your patient complains of bladder problems

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2. Urinalysis

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3. Frequency and volumes voided in 24 hours

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4. Urgency

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5. Bedwetting

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6. Examination

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7. Constipation

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8. Involuntary loss of urine

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Stress Urinary Incontinece

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9. symptons

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10. Voiding Symptons

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11. Bladder Emptying

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12. Residual Urine

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13. Involutary loss of urine

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Urgency Urinary Incontinence

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Mixed Urinary Incontinence

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14. symptons

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15. Suspected Obstrcution

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16. Underactive detrusor

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17.Involuntary leakage

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Overflow Urinary Incontience

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18. Symptons

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19. severe leakage

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20. Urine leakage

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Functionary Urinary Incontinence

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1. Your patient complains of bladder problems

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2. Urinalysis

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3. Frequency and volumes voided in 24 hours

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4. Urgency

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5. Bedwetting

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6. Examination

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7. Constipation

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8. Involuntary loss of urine

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Stress Urinary Incontinece

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9. symptons

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10. Voiding Symptons

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11. Bladder Emptying

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12. Residual Urine

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13. Involutary loss of urine

Content Here

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Urgency Urinary Incontinence

Content Here

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Mixed Urinary Incontinence

Content Here

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14. symptons

Content Here

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15. Suspected Obstrcution

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16. Underactive detrusor

Content Here

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17.Involuntary leakage

Content Here

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Overflow Urinary Incontience

Content Here

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18. Symptons

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19. severe leakage

Content Here

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20. Urine leakage

Content Here

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Functionary Urinary Incontinence

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Colour Coding

The main assessment considerations are in blue coloured boxes

Yellow coloured boxes suggest discussion, referral and treatment, when appropriate

Responses in orange coloured boxes may indicate stress urinary incontinence

Responses in sand coloured boxes may indicate urgency urinary incontinence

Responses in green coloured boxes may indicate overflow urinary incontinence

Responses in pink coloured boxes may indicate functional urinary incontinence (disability associated urinary incontinence)

Responses in uncoloured boxes not specific to any one cause of urinary incontinence