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Care of patients with peristomal skin complications

Royal College of Nursing

Educator: Royal College of Nursing
Course Duration: 60 minutes

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Description

Stoma formation is common and may be necessary in the management of certain diseases and as a result of surgery to the gastrointestinal tract or urinary tract. Because stomas provide an alternative route for the excretion of faeces and urine, they can have a significant effect on the individual’s physical, psychological and social functioning. Stomas require careful management and patients need to be taught how to self-care for the stoma and how to recognise common complications. This learning module focuses on the signs, symptoms and management of peristomal skin complications.

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