… End-of-life care networks were, thus, … primary care services, social services, hospices and
third-sector providers, community-based palliative care services, as well as hospital services. …

… associated with fecal incontinence (FI) in the home hospice setting. … Fecal incontinence
(FI) is the loss of control of bowel function resulting in the involuntary loss of solid or liquid feces…

… End-of-life care can be delivered in varied settings, such as the person's own home, … Altered
bowel control can range from faecal incontinence to faecal impaction. This can be caused by …

… The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of fecal incontinence (FI) and its …
In addition, patients receiving palliative care were excluded from pressure injury prevalence …

… appetite, hemorrhoids, hard stool, more opioid treatment, less laxative treatment and of being
more … of two steps: first, specialized palliative care settings were selected, and secondly we …

… or bowel care on either tertiary or hospice palliative care units. … Urinary incontinence,
constipation, and fecal incontinence … was a challenge in the palliative care setting as all …

… Home hospice (HH) encompasses a wide range of palliative care services that enable a …
comfort care is to make sure that the patient is dry. No one should be sitting in urine or feces. …

… are officially recognised as specialist providers, for example in dementia or palliative care. …
ways to improve continence care in care home settings were best supported by the evidence. …

… Objective: Prevalence of faecal incontinence is greater in patients with inflammatory bowel
… We explored the evidence on the associations of faecal incontinence in inflammatory bowel …

… hospital settings’ … palliative care) patients receiving bladder and/or bowel care and had
sufficient cognitive function Key issues: urinary incontinence fecal incontinence palliative care …