This training helps nurses, carers, and support workers learn how to care for people who have a stoma. A stoma is an opening made on the tummy to help with going to the toilet, and looking after it properly is really important.
Caring for someone with a stoma isn’t just about using the right products — it’s also about helping them feel comfortable, confident, and respected. This course teaches both the hands-on skills and the emotional side of stoma care, so you can support people in a kind and professional way.
Course Overview
The Stoma Care Management Training includes both learning and practice. You’ll get to understand the steps involved in stoma care and then try them out using training tools and mannequins. Our experienced trainers share real-life tips and advice to help you feel ready to handle everyday care — and any problems that might come up.
You’ll learn why stomas are created, how to choose the right equipment, and how to support patients with advice, kindness, and proper care. After the course, you’ll feel more confident helping people who live with a stoma.
What You Will Learn
Here’s what the course covers:
- What Is a Stoma?
Learn what a stoma is, why someone might have one, and how it works — whether it’s temporary or permanent. - Types of Stomas
Understand the differences between colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy, and how to care for each type. - Stoma Care Techniques
Learn the correct way to clean and look after the area, and how to keep the skin healthy. - Appliance Selection & Fitting
Find out how to choose the right stoma bags and support items, and how to fit them properly to avoid leaks. - Peristomal Skin Care
Learn how to protect the skin around the stoma and spot early signs of soreness or infection. - Nutrition & Hydration
Understand how certain foods and drinks can help keep the stoma working well and prevent problems. - Complications & Troubleshooting
Know what to do if something goes wrong — like hernias, leaks, or skin issues. - Emotional & Mental Support
Learn how to talk with patients, boost their confidence, and help them adjust to life with a stoma. - Good Record-Keeping
Keep notes about care, changes, and concerns to make sure everyone on the care team stays informed. - Hands-On Practice
Use mannequins and real materials to try out stoma changes, cleaning, and problem-solving steps in a safe setting.
Who Should Take This Course?
This training is great for:
- Registered Nurses
- Healthcare Assistants
- Support Workers
- Domiciliary Carers (Home Carers)
- Care Home Staff (Residential & Nursing)
- Community Care Teams
- New staff who need starter training
- Anyone needing CPD hours or a refresher
Whether you’re caring for someone in their home, in a care home, or in a hospital, this training helps you give proper, respectful care.
Why Learn With Trained2Care?
At Trained2Care, we mix care and experience to bring you practical training that really helps in the real world.
CPD Certified — Approved for your professional development
Skilled Trainers — All trainers are experienced healthcare professionals
Interactive Learning — With real examples, Q&A, and live practice
Flexible Content — We adapt the course for different care settings
Support After Training — Ongoing help and resources to keep you learning
This training helps you care better, support your patients fully, and meet the highest standards in stoma care.
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