Stoma Care (Nurses) and Stoma Awareness (other care staff) Health and Social Care Training Resources

PowerPoint Presentations and Word Documents

Presentation 1 – Stoma Awareness (34 Slides)

Aims and Objectives: This session is a general awareness session of STOMAS
What a stoma is
When they are used
How the procedure is performed
The role of the stoma nurse

Slide Titles:
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
Colostomy
Reversals
Colostomy Procedure
Types of Colostomy
Recovering from a Colostomy
Ileostomy
Ileostomy Procedure
Types of Ileostomy
Recovering from an Ileostomy
Urostomy
Urostomy Procedure
Stomas
The Role of the Stoma Nurse
Summary
References

Presentation 2 – Stoma Clinical Awareness (31 Slides)

Aims and Objectives:

This session is a clinical awareness of STOMAS
The three main types of stoma
The specific appliances used for each type
Examples of operations that might lead to stoma formation
The reasons for forming them

Slide Titles:
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
Stomas
Why Stomas are Formed
Stoma Appliances
Adhesive Part
The Pouch
Appliances and Accessories
Types of Stoma
Colostomy
Ileostomy
Urostomy
Summary
References

Presentation 3 – Management of Stoma Complications (29 Slides)

Aims and Objectives:

This session looks at management of stoma complications:
The assessment – what it includes
The importance of re-education of the patient (where appropriate)
Common complications
Management of complications

Slide Titles:
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
Assessment
Sore Skin
Difficulty Removing the Appliance
Appliance Leaks
Stomal Retraction
Stomal Prolapse
Parastomal Hernia
Food Bolus Blockage
Urinary Infection
Key Points
References

Presentation 4 – Stoma Appliances (17 Slides)

Aims and Objectives:

This session looks at appliances for STOMAS
The essential prerequisites
The essential and types of stoma bags and flanges for colostomy, ileostomy and uroscopy
Accessories available
Underlying prescribing law

Slide Titles:
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
Stoma Bags and Flanges
Accessories
Prescribing
References

Presentation 5 – Emollients and Barrier Preparations (14 Slides)

Aims and Objectives

This session looks at emollients and barrier preparations
The benefits of emollients and barrier preparations
Factors to consider when choosing emollients
The fire risk associated with the build-up of residue on clothing and bedding

Slide Titles
Aims and Objectives
Emollients
Emollient Bath and Shower Preparations
MHRA/CHM Advice
Risk of Severe and Fatal Burns with Emollients
Barrier Preparations - Nappy Rash
Barrier Preparations
Summary
References

Word Documents
5 Self-Assessed Assessments, 11 Handouts

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