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• The Western Australian Government Public Health Department provide an informative article aimed at parents.

• Jalkut MW, Lerman SE, Churchill BM from the Division of Pediatric Urology, University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine, Division of Pediatric Urology provide an overview of treatment options for enuresis.

• Ramsey Coote Instruments - Manufacturers of the Bell and Pad Enuresis Alarms used by Awakedry.

• Medlineplus a United States of America, Federal Department of Health and Human Services, funded site which provides accurate information about the two commonly used drugs that are used by the medical profession to help manage bedwetting. These drugs are Tofranil®, imipramine, and Minirin®, desmopressin acetate.

• One of the key causes of nocturnal enuresis has been researched at the Department of Urology, University of Aarhus, Denmark.

• The impact of bedwetting on children has been researched by Butler from the Department of Clinical Psychology, Leeds Community & Mental Health NHS Trust, UK.

• Awakedry registered nurses conform to the Australian Nurses Council Inc. Code of Ethics.
  

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