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Development of an enterostomal therapy education program.

R Hilkemeyer, D Rodriguez

The Nursing Clinics of North America

|September 1, 1976

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Establishing an enterostomal therapy education program requires a commitment to quality patient care. This involves utilizing specialized nurses, ensuring professional support, and fostering a conducive learning environment for stoma patients.

Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Stoma Care
Healthcare Quality Improvement

Background:

Quality care for patients with stomas is paramount.
The role of specialized nurses in stoma management is critical.
Effective education programs are essential for healthcare professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the foundational elements for establishing an enterostomal therapy education program.
To emphasize the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in stoma care education.
To define the necessary components for a successful stoma nursing program.

Main Methods:

The abstract describes the prerequisites for program establishment rather than experimental methods.
Key components identified include belief in quality care, utilization of registered nurses with enterostomal therapy (E.T.) expertise, professional/administrative support, and an appropriate educational climate.

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Main Results:

Successful establishment of an enterostomal therapy education program depends on specific foundational elements.
The program's success is linked to dedicated E.T. nurses and a supportive environment.

Conclusions:

An enterostomal therapy education program requires a strong commitment to quality patient care.
The integration of specialized nursing roles and robust support systems is vital for effective stoma patient management and education.