Working at the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, the post holder will deliver high-quality, evidence-based care to all patients who have or may require the formation of a stoma within the hospital setting. The post holder will also provide expert advice and education for all staff within the hospital. The stoma care nurse is responsible for reviewing, auditing, and improving the quality of care delivered.
Key Responsibilities
Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate individualized nursing care of the patient with a stoma or fistula. Liaise with appropriate hospital staff to facilitate the provision of high-quality care to all patients who have a stoma. Act as the patient's advocate, through effective support and information enabling them to make informed choices and decisions concerning treatment. Liaise with the community and continuing care teams providing a seamless service between hospital and home. Act as an expert resource for nursing staff involved in the care of patients with stoma/colorectal disease, providing support, guidance, and teaching programmes. Identify and utilize resources or facilities at local or national levels. Convey knowledge of organizations that provide extra support for this specialized client group. Maintain accurate records in accordance with current best practice. Work in accordance with the Trust policies and procedural guidelines for collection and patient record updating. Be responsible for the maintenance and development of the prescription delivery service. Support Health Care Professionals by advising on best practice through clinical patient reviews resulting in the delivery of improved patient care.
Essentially, you will maintain excellent clinical and professional standards of work, be self-motivated and able to work to set objectives, manage your time and resources efficiently, possess good communication and interpersonal skills, have a determination to succeed, and possess a good knowledge of primary care patient management systems.
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Key Responsibilities
Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate individualized nursing care of the patient with a stoma or fistula. Liaise with appropriate hospital staff to facilitate the provision of high-quality care to all patients who have a stoma. Act as the patient's advocate, through effective support and information enabling them to make informed choices and decisions concerning treatment. Liaise with the community and continuing care teams providing a seamless service between hospital and home. Act as an expert resource for nursing staff involved in the care of patients with stoma/colorectal disease, providing support, guidance, and teaching programmes. Identify and utilize resources or facilities at local or national levels. Convey knowledge of organizations that provide extra support for this specialized client group. Maintain accurate records in accordance with current best practice. Work in accordance with the Trust policies and procedural guidelines for collection and patient record updating. Be responsible for the maintenance and development of the prescription delivery service. Support Health Care Professionals by advising on best practice through clinical patient reviews resulting in the delivery of improved patient care.
Essentially, you will maintain excellent clinical and professional standards of work, be self-motivated and able to work to set objectives, manage your time and resources efficiently, possess good communication and interpersonal skills, have a determination to succeed, and possess a good knowledge of primary care patient management systems.
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