Ostomy Educational Booklets | Hollister NZ

Ostomy Educational Booklets

Educational booklets to help your patients understand their type of ostomy, take care of their peristomal skin, and live their life to the fullest.

Understanding Your Ostomy

Understanding Your Colostomy

Understanding Your Ileostomy

Understanding Your Urostomy

Understanding Your Loop Ileostomy

Top 6 Questions Asked by Ostomy Patients after Discharge

Caregiver Booklets

Caring for Your Loved One With an Ostomy

Caring for Your Child With an Ostomy

Living With Your Ostomy

Sex & Parenthood

Home & Work Life

Sports & Fitness

Keeping Your Stoma and Skin Healthy

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Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide for Consumers

The Peristomal Skin Assessment Guide can help your patients identify and solve common skin problems, and learn when to contact an ostomy nurse.
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Continuing Education Credits

Learn how to prevent and manage your patients' peristomal skin complications.
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International Resources

We have translated our educational resources into a variety of languages. These materials can help your patients around the world understand their type of ostomy and how they can live their lives to t...
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Moderma Flex™ One-Piece Drainable Ostomy Pouch

Soft Convex CeraPlus Barrier, Lock 'n Roll Closure, Tape, Filter
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CeraPlus™ One-Piece Closed Ostomy Pouch

Flat CeraPlus Barrier, Beige, Viewing Option, Filter
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Moderma Flex™ CeraPlus™ Soft Convex One-Piece Urostomy Pouch

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Prior to use, be sure to read the Instructions for Use for information regarding Intended Use, Contraindications, Warnings, Precautions, and Instructions.

The information provided herein is not medical advice and is not intended to substitute for the advice of your personal physician or other healthcare provider. This information should not be used to seek help in a medical emergency. If you experience a medical emergency, seek medical treatment in person immediately.