1995British Journal of Therapy and RehabilitationRequires access

Bathing and toileting equipment

Nicola Stacey

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Of all the unavoidable activities of daily living, personal care and personal toilet activities are those which all people, including patients in hospital and elderly and disabled people in their own homes, would like to carry out as independently, or at least be assisted with as much dignity, as possible.

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Of all the unavoidable activities of daily living, personal care and personal toilet activities are those which all people, including patients in hospital and elderly and disabled people in their own homes, would like to carry out as independently, or at least be assisted with as much dignity, as possible.

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Of all the unavoidable activities of daily living, personal care and personal toilet activities are those which all people, including patients in hospital and elderly and disabled people in their own homes, would like to carry out as independently, or at least be assisted with as much dignity, as possible.

Key concepts: Toileting, Bathing, Toilet, Dignity, Personal care, Activities of daily living, Personal hygiene, Shower

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