About the course

Nursing in Stomatherapy

Oferta In-person

The only specialization in Nursing in Stomatherapy in SC accredited by the Brazilian Association of Stomatherapy (Sobest) 

Target Audience

Nurses from public and private sectors interested in specializing in Stomatherapy: stomas, fistulas, tubes, catheters and drains, acute and chronic wounds, and anal and urinary incontinence, focusing on their preventive, therapeutic, and rehabilitation aspects, in pursuit of improving quality of life.

Objectives

  • To prepare nurses to work in the field of stomatherapy, focusing on the systematization of nursing care, with an emphasis on comprehensive patient care, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of patients with stomas, wounds, and incontinence.
  • To provide a multiprofessional course on the care of patients with stomas, wounds, and incontinence.
  • To train nurses to develop protocols and programs in public or private health, collective or hospital settings. 
  • To provide nurses with an integrative perspective on the care of patients with stomas, wounds, or incontinence, considering psychological, social, and physiological aspects.

Quality Indices


RUF
According to the Folha University Ranking - RUF, Unesc ranked 1st in Research among non-state universities in Santa Catarina.

MEC
University recognized by MEC with a score of 5 – the highest rating on a scale from 1 to 5 - indicating excellence in education.

Contact Us

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 5 PM
Office: (48) 3431.2626
Address: Universitária Avenue, 1105 - Universitário Neighborhood - Postal Code: 88806-000 - Criciúma-SC - Block P - Room 001
Email: pos@unesc.net

Subjects

Introduction to Stomatherapy: History and Evolution of the Profession
Nursing Care in Stomatherapy
Anatomy, Pathophysiology, and Treatment of Intestinal and Urinary Stomas
Approach and Care for the Pre-Stoma Patient
Fistulas, Drains, and Tubes in Stomatherapy
Stomas in Children
Internship
Practice: Recognition of Company Technologies - Stomas
Practice: Stoma Seminar
Pathophysiology of Urinary and Fecal Dysfunction in Neurological Approach
Pathophysiology of Urinary and Anal Incontinence in Children
Specific Interventions in Rehabilitation
Internship
Practice: Recognition of Company Technologies - Incontinence
Practice: Incontinence Seminar - Case Study
Anatomy and Pathophysiology of the Skin and Wound Healing Process
Protocols for Preventing Skin Injuries
Vascular and Neuropathic Wounds
Traumatic and Iatrogenic Wounds
Oncological, Autoimmune, and Exanthematous Wounds
Complementary Treatment for Patients with Wounds
Internship 
Practice: Recognition of Company Technologies - Wounds
Practice: Wound Seminar - Case Study
Research Methodology
Article

Payment options for Criciúma:

24 installments of R$975.00

30 installments of R$858.00

36 installments of R$780.00


20% discount for Unesc undergraduate alumni and 25% for Unesc graduate alumni.

Approximate duration: 18 months

Total workload: 486 hours

Class schedule:
Friday, from 7 PM to 10 PM | Saturday, from 8 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 5 PM
Biweekly classes (the schedule may be organized with consecutive weekends if necessary).

Coordination

Meet the course coordinator:

  • Karina Cardoso Gulbis
    Coordinator

Any questions?

Contact the course office

Phone (48) 3431.2626

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