N	Concordance
1	d anastomosis. In 14 patients (33%), an ostomy was created. One patient underwen
2	ivided into groups with two, one, or no ostomies. A separate comparison was made
3	image (P = 0.002) than patients with no ostomy. At T3, patients with vaginal cap
4	ive solutions to difficult wound, skin, ostomy, or incontinence clinical situati
5	inent and acute and chronic wounds. The ostomies management has been very import
6	rs a number of booklets for people with ostomies. In addition, volunteers will v
7	pital resources on evidence-based wound/ostomy care, it has the potential to rev
8	y of patient care. Hospital-based wound/ostomy clinics provide patients with hol