
pmid: 27666109
Safeguarding is about the protection of the most vulnerable people in our society. This article presents a case history of the author's experience of a patient with a colostomy and high-output abdominal fistula, who was involved in a safeguarding alert. It explores the roles and responsibilities of nurses, regardless of specialty, to increase their awareness, understanding and knowledge of safeguarding, and the processes in place to protect the most vulnerable people they care for.
Male, Social Work, Nurse's Role, Vulnerable Populations, Nursing Homes, Self Care, Colostomy, Intestinal Fistula, Humans, Mental Competency, Independent Living, Aged
Male, Social Work, Nurse's Role, Vulnerable Populations, Nursing Homes, Self Care, Colostomy, Intestinal Fistula, Humans, Mental Competency, Independent Living, Aged
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