The Course
Over three lectures we focus on structuring follow-up plans to support patients using rectal irrigation, ensuring the continued use of the treatment.
The focus is around any challenges the patient may encounter.
We also hear from a team on how changes to follow-up and the different support available has helped them improve patient outcomes.
What you will learn
We'll start at what is follow-up and outline best practice and timings. We then go on to identifying and addressing problems and look into patient engagement as part of managing a patient's routine.
With the help of our guests we delve deeper into the benefits of follow-up within clinical practice and the use of additional support for patients.
Follow-ups don't always go to plan and with the help of our guests we discuss three different atypical scenarios and actions.
Curriculum
Meet the authors
Brigitte Collins
Brigitte has over 25+ years’ experience in the field of bowel dysfunction. Her career has progressed from working within an acute colorectal ward to becoming a CNS in Stoma Care and up until just over 5 years ago was the Lead Nurse within the Biofeedback service at St Marks Hospital, London for 14 years, where she was able to complete an MSc in GI nursing and degree module for Nurse Prescribing.
Samantha Arnull
Samantha Arnull is a Functional Bowel Specialist Nurse working in the University Hospitals of Leicester. Over the past eight years she has worked hard to expand and improve their service.
She is currently studying independent prescribing at Coventry University and has a keen interest in rectal irrigation and sacral nerve stimulation.
Lisa Moothoo
Lisa has over 20 years of expertise in colorectal care and stoma management. During that time she has spent 15 years as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, providing comprehensive support within both the NHS and commercial sectors. In March 2024 Lisa made the jump to join Qufora as a Clinical Nurse Specialist.