Onder 2.6. Rechtbank Den Haag 6 september 2017

[0007] In order to reduce the risc [bedoeld zal zijn ‘risk’, rechtbank] of infection inherent with the performance of intermittent catherisation of the bladder both the actual swelling medium used and the environment in which the catherisation is performed need, however, to be as clean and antiseptic as possible. Evidently, this need may be very difficult to meet in many daily life situations, as where catherisation must be performed outside the users normal daily environment, e.g. in public toilets, where neither the water supply nor the general state of cleanliness can be expected to be of a sufficiently high standard. Moreover, many disabled users have severe difficulties in entering available toilet rooms due to simple physical barriers like narrow access ways, stairs and the like.

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