[Patient having a protective temporary ileostomy]

Abstract

To carry out an adequate follow up during the days that an astomy patient is hospitalized will help a patient when he/she returns home.

For that purpose, the author will focus not only on how to deal with a stoma, but also on the entire bio-psycho-social spheres of the affected patient.

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Subjects

• Humans
• Ileostomy
• Time Factors

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Authors

• Pérez Cristina Navalón

Publication date

2009-02-12

Journal

Journal topics

• Nursing

Language

Spa.

Copyright

Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain)

Quirúrgica Cirujanos Asociados, Barcelona.

Release reference

Rev Enferm. 2008 Dec;31(12):6-7

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