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This course aims to provide you with standard principles and best practice guidelines in relation to supporting with Stoma Care.

Module 1
Introduction and what is a stoma?
Module 2
Types of Stoma bags
Module 3
How to change Stoma Bags
Module 4
Effective communication and documentation
Module 5
Living with a stoma - common concerns
Module 6
Physical and mental wellbeing
Module 7
Common stoma complications - what to look for
Module 8
Summary
Module 9
References
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Posted on 27/01/2026
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A stoma is a surgically created opening that allows waste or fluids to leave the body when normal bowel or bladder function is not possible due to illness, injury, or surgery.
Common options include one-piece and two-piece systems, drainable or closed-end pouches, pediatric pouches, and transparent or opaque bags, chosen based on stoma type, lifestyle, and preference.
Common issues include skin irritation, leakage, blockage, infection, prolapse, hernia, dehydration, and emotional distress. Early recognition and proper care help prevent serious problems.
Living with a stoma can impact physical health and emotional wellbeing, including body image and confidence. Good stoma care, education, support, and healthy routines help maintain quality of life.