FI Month 2025 is supported by Medtronic
Faecal incontinence remains one of the most under-recognised challenges in colorectal care - with real impact on patients’ dignity, wellbeing, and quality of life.
This June, ESCP returns with a focused campaign exploring the latest data, evolving treatment strategies, and the patient perspective. Through expert interviews and educational content, we’ll highlight audit outcomes, clinical guidance, shared decision-making, and the wider work of the ESCP community. Timed to coincide with World Continence Week (16-22 June), the campaign reflects our continued commitment to improving care through evidence, empathy, and collaboration.
View the Faecal Incontinence Guidelines Flowchart HERE or: https://tinyurl.com/z2n5p2vs
Follow the #ESCPFICampaign throughout June and keep an eye out for new articles below!
17 February 2023
Faecal Incontinence Month: Diagnosis in Faecal incontinence - what should we know?
An interview with Dr José de Assunção Gonçalves
13 February 2023
Watch the full interview with Dr Nicola Avellaneda below and learn what treaments Prof Christensen and his team utilise, and his thoughts on the ESCP Faecal Incontinence Audit.
10 February 2023
Jeremy Meyers interviews Dr Alexandre Balaphas on the prevalence of anal incontinence
6 February 2023
In this interview with Dr Nicolas Avellaneda, Dr Ricardo Mentz shares with us what resources he uses when diagnosing and treating patients who suffer from faecal incontinence, what limitations he finds when accessing treatments, and why he thinks it is so important for hospitals in Latin America to join the ESCP audit for Faecal Incontinence.
2 February 2023
Audrius Dulskas, colorectal surgeon and surgical oncologist at National Cancer Institute of Vilnius, Lithuania, shares with the ESCP audience details on the recent ESCP audit for Faecal Incontinence.
