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aaStN Code of Ethics The Journal of Stomal Therapy Australia Volume 30 Number 4 – december 2010 ISSN 1030-5823 Copyright © 2009 by the Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses Inc. ABN 16072891322 • The stomal therapy nurse must at all times maintain the highest standards of nursing care and professional conduct. • The stomal therapy nurse will provide needed services to persons irrespective of their race, colour, creed, sex, sexual preference, age and political or social status. • The stomal therapy nurse must respect the beliefs, values and customs of the individual and maintain his/her right to privacy by maintaining confidentiality, sharing with others only information relevant to that person’s care. • The stomal therapy nurse will not participate in unethical practice. • The stomal therapy nurse must maintain competency by keeping abreast of new developments in the theory and practice of stoma care and related fields. • The stomal therapy nurse will participate actively in professional, inter-professional and community endeavours in order to meet the highest professional standards. • No full member shall be in the employ of a company or selfemployed in the manufacture or sale of products, prostheses or pharmaceuticals where it could be perceived that the use or selling of products prostheses or pharmaceuticals could disadvantage or contradict the personal preference of clients or be construed to result in unethical conflict of interest. Published four times a year by a division of Cambridge Media 10 Walters drive, osborne Park Wa 6017 Web www.cambridgemedia.com.au Copy Editor Rachel Hoare Graphic designer Sarah Horton advertising enquiries to Simon Henriques, Cambridge Publishing Tel (08) 6314 5222 Fax (08) 6312 5299 Email simonh@cambridgemedia.com.au disclaimer The opinions expressed in the Journal of Stomal Therapy Australia are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses Inc., the editor or the editorial board. contents President’s report 3 Editorial 4 Articles Case studies: Hollister Adapt Barrier Seals (7805) used in conjunction with negative pressure therapy dressing to maintain moisture control in complex wounds 6 Reflective essay: Stomal therapy nurse: a year in the making 14 Reflective essay 17 Reflective essay 22 Iran, an experience 27 Stomal Therapy Nurses of Newcastle give Birth OR 31 Conference report 32 WCET report 32 ACSA report 33 State reports 34 Articles printed in the Journal Stomal Therapy Australia: index 2008-2010 38 Editorial Board lorrie Gray RN MSc(Ed) BSoc SC STN WA Branch STNEP Coordinator Keryln Carville RN PhD STN (Cred) Silver Chain Nursing Association Julia Kittscha RN STN BHSc Wollongong Hospital, NSW Julia thompson RN PhD STN St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Sydney Journal of Stomal therapy australia – Volume 30 Number 4 1
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