Move adult diapers into adult incontinence

[cielf]

Summary

Adult diapers should be in adult incontinence, not disposable or cloth

Details

Change the methods on item for disposable, cloth, and adult incontinence so that adult diapers (both disposable and cloth) are in adult incontinence

Source

Conversation with Lynn Comer of NDBN, regarding the Annual Survey

criteria

• items are in the right buckets, as described above
• tests modified to conform with that, and pass.

[cielf]

Adult wipes were being counted into both. Waiting on a clarification from Judi/Lynn

[cielf]

Update from slack conversation with Lynn. Adult wipes should be other.

[cielf]

It also turns out that pads are being counted oddly. Getting some stakeholder feedback on that.

[kannans5]

I can take a look.

[cielf]

Thanks..  at the moment, though, this is waiting for some stakeholder feedback that came up while I was working on it (I’ve got it assigned to myself) There is some question about where Adult Liners should go because they some can be used as either adult incontinence or for period use.  

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[cielf]

I'm going to try to get clarity on the accompanying question around multiuse pads in Wednesday's meeting. However I should be able to address this part of it independently.

[cielf]

Making a conscious decision to hold off on this until PR 4017 is in -- we'll need to make an adjustment with it and I don't want to hold it up any longer.

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[cielf]

This has a PR, which needs a bit more work.

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[cielf]

PR is waiting for review. Note: this has been expanded to address more scope issues following conversations with NDBN.