Continence care that promotes comfort at the end of life
Managing individuals’ continence needs at the end of their life requires a sensitive approach that prioritises dignity and comfort
Many people will have symptoms of bladder or bowel incontinence when they are in the final few weeks or days of life.
Nursing Standard.
38, 9, 35-36.
doi: 10.7748/ns.38.9.35.s13
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