Ostomy Nursing

Ostomy nursing is a specialized branch of nursing that focuses on the care of patients with ostomies, which are surgical procedures that divert the flow of bodily wastes away from their natural organs. Ostomy nurses help to manage the care of patients before, during, and after these surgeries. They also help to identify the best type of procedure for each patient, educate the patient and their caregivers about the procedure and its post-operative care needs, and assist with longer-term adjustment. The long-term aim is for patients to have a positive experience and be able to manage their ostomies independently. An ostomy nurse plays an important role in helping to improve quality of life for those with an ostomy.

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