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Colostomy Care

£960.00

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This Colostomy Care training course has been developed to aid Healthcare workers and those who work or come into contact with people who require colostomy care. This Colostomy Care training course considers the reasons for and the process involved with colostomy care in day to day living. Training will covers best practice guidelines and ensure that all attending will be better suited to delivering care for people who require colostomy care.
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Course Summary

Our Colostomy Care training is just one of the many clinical training courses offered by Verrolyne Training. The syllabus covers such topics as:

  • Introduction to Colostomy Care
  • Types of colostomies, ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid
  • About the stoma
  • How colostomy affects work, social life, clothing, showering, bathing, exercise, travel, sexual life and diet
  • How diet can control excessive gas, odour, diarrhoea and constipation
  • Medicines and your colostomy
  • Selecting appropriate colostomy bag
  • Assessing the stoma and skin
  • When to call a doctor
  • Practical