Quality of Life in Patients with Permanent Colostomies: A Challenge to Nursing Roles
Keywords:
permanent colostomy, quality of life, nursing rolesAbstract
A permanent colostomy results in a permanent change in the structure and
function of defecation, as the patient’s stools are passed out through a stoma instead of
the rectum. Such a change affects the patient’s quality of life and often leads to physical,
psychological, and social problems. Nevertheless, if the patient successfully adapts to
life with a permanent colostomy, s/he can live happily with the stoma.
Therefore, a new challenge for a nurse caring for a patient with a colostomy is to
enable him/her to live a normal life, or as close to a normal life as possible, with the
new stoma. This article proposes a new type of permanent stoma, its effects on the
patient’s quality of life, and the role of nurses in promoting better quality of life in a
patient with this new stoma. The main expected outcome is that nurses will be able to
take proper care of colostomy patients and their caregivers, empowering them to
improve their quality of life.
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1.Grant M, McCorkle R, Hornbrook MC, Wendel CS, Krouse R. Development of a chronic care ostomy
self-management program. J Cancer Educ 2013;28(1):70-8.
2.Jayarajah U, Samarasekera DN. Psychological adaptation to alteration of body image among stoma patients: a descriptive study. Indian J Psychol Med 2017;39(1):63-8.31
3.Juul K, Prieto L. Quality of life with an intestinal stoma. Semin Colon Rectal Surg 2008;167-73.
4. Wanwong S. Stoma care. In: Boonpipattanapong T,Wanwong S, Editors. Wound and stoma care. Songkhla: Chanmuangkanpim; 2010. p. 55-76.(in Thai)
5. ChaleoykittiS,PoonchaiS,SawangchitS,Bandansin J. The way of life among patients with colostomy.The Royal Thai Army Nurses 2013;14(3):31-8. (in Thai)
6. Andersson G, Engström Å, Söderberg S. A change of live: women’s experiences of living with a colostomy after rectal cancer surgery. Int J Nurs Pract 2010;16:603-8.
7. Nugent KP, Daniels P, Stewart B, Patankar R, Johnson CD. Quality of life in stoma patients. Dis Colon Rectum 1999;42:1569-74.
8.Maneesin S, Sampatanukulb P, Lertmaharitc S, Na Nagarad C, Prasopsantie K. Health-related quality of life of patients living with ostomy in Thailand and costimplications.AsianBiomed2012:6(2);235-43.
9. Teerathongdee K, Ronnarithivichai C, Thongchareon V, Pongthavornkamol K. Factors predicting quality of life in older adult patients with colorectal cancer poststomalsurgery.ThaiCancerJ2014;34(2):68- 78. (in Thai)
10.Herlufsen P, Olsen AG, Carlsen B, Nybaek H, Karlsmark T, Laursen TN, et al. Study of peristomal skin disorders in patients with permanent stomas. Br J Nurs 2006;15(16):854-62.
11.Anaraki F, Vafaie M, Behboo R, Maghsoodi N,Esmaeilpour S, Safaee A. Clinical profle and postoperative lifestyle changes in cancer and non-cancer patients with ostomy. Gastroenterol Hepatol Bed Bench 2012;5(Suppl 1):S26-30.
12.Dabirian A, Yaghmaei F, Rassouli M, Tafreshi MZ. Quality of life in ostomy patients: a qualitative study. Patient Prefer Adherence 2011;5:1-5.
13.Roshini AP, Sunny A, Rozario AP. Quality of life assessment in stoma patients in a tertiary care hospital in South India: a cross-sectional study. Int Surg J 2017;4(6):2037-41.
14.Sairtung C. Humanized care for ostomate. In: Boonpipattanapong T, Wanwong S, Editors. Wound and stoma care. Songkhla: Chanmuangkanpim; 2010. p. 77-90. (in Thai)
15.Muangngern Y. Body image and sexuality of ostomate. In: Prasangsit C, Rungsangchan K, Editors. Enterostomal nursing care: experience from experts. Bangkok: Quality Development Nursing Division, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University; 2015. p. 159-70. (in Thai)
16.Siripanyawat S. Diffcult care in rectal cancer patients: ostomy and dehiscence wound. In: Prasangsit C, Rungsangchan K, Editors. Ostomy and wound nursing within the 21st century. Bangkok: Pumtong; 2013. p. 113-30. (in Thai)
17.Pine J, Stevenson L. Intestinal stomas. Surgery 2016;35(3):165-70.
18.Pongprasopchai S. Palliative care in colon cancer. In: Pongprasopchai S, Phisespongsa K, Kitiyagon T, Phirsontarangkur O, Editors. Colorectal cancer. Bangkok: Krungthephwechchasan; 2015. p. 273- 92. (in Thai)
19.Toth PE. Ostomy care and rehabilitation in colorectal cancer. Semin Oncol Nurs 2006;22(3):174-7.
20.Prasangsit C. Nursing care of patient with colorectal cancer. In: Prasangsit C, Rungsangchan K, Editors. Enterostomal nursing care: experience from experts.32 Bangkok: Quality Development Nursing Division,
Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University; 2015. p. 1-12. (in Thai)
21.Jeanyu N. Pre-Postoperative nursing care for ostomy surgery in adult patients. In: Prasangsit C, Rungsangchan K, Editors. Enterostomal nursing care: experience from experts. Bangkok: Quality Development Nursing Division, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University; 2015. p. 13-28. (in Thai)
22.Chaithat B. Caring for colorectal cancer patients undergoing ostomies: roles of enterostomal therapy nurses. The Thai Red Cross College of Nursing 2016;9(1):19-33. (in Thai)
23.Wanrukjareang N. Nursing care of stomal and peristomal skin complication. In: Prasangsit C, Rungsangchan K, Editors. Enterostomal nursing care: experience from experts. Bangkok: Quality Development Nursing Division, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University; 2015. p. 61-80. (in Thai)
24.Burch J, Sica J. Common peristomal skin problems and potential treatment options. Br J Nurs 2008;17 (17):S4-S11.
25.Aktas D, Gocman Baykara Z. Body image perception of persons with a stoma and their partners: a descriptive, cross-sectional study. Ostomy Wound Manage 2015;61(5):26-40.
26.Boosayajaru R. Improvement of quality of life among patients with a stoma participating in an ostomate helpgroup.VajiraNursingJournal2014;16(2):82-6. (in Thai)
27.Lumdubwong A, Sirapo-ngam Y, Arpananthikul M, Viwatwongkasem C, Redeker NS. A comparative study of friendship therapy groups for Thais with colorectal cancer and colostomies. Pacifc Rim International Journal of Nursing Research 2014;18 (2):138-51.
28.Ercolano E, Grant M, McCorkle R, Tallman NJ, CobbMD,WendelC,KrouseR.Applyingthechronic care model to support ostomy self-managements: implications for oncology nursing practice. Clin J
Oncol Nurs 2016;20(3):269-74.
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ภมรพล ศ. Quality of Life in Patients with Permanent Colostomies: A Challenge to Nursing Roles. J Thai Nurse midwife Counc [Internet]. 2018 Dec. 25 [cited 2024 Nov. 22];33(4):19-32. Available from: https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/TJONC/article/view/118763
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