The clinical practice of the fistula and stoma nursing model is mainly used to train the standardized nursing skills of nursing staff for stoma patients. This model is designed based on the anatomical structure of the human body, with a highly realistic stoma position. It can truly simulate common postoperative situations, such as skin care around the stoma, replacement of the stoma pocket, collection of excreta, and management of complications. Through practical training, trainees can become familiar with the nursing process, master the correct methods, and enhance the accuracy and confidence of clinical operations.

During the operation, nursing staff can use the model to repeatedly practice the procedures such as stoma cleaning, bag fixation, and exhaust and fluid drainage, learning how to keep the skin around the stoma dry and clean to avoid irritation and infection. Meanwhile, the model can also simulate conditions such as leakage and skin redness and swelling, helping trainees master the key points of problem identification and handling, and cultivate clinical adaptability.

In addition, the fistula stoma nursing model also has significant communication value in teaching. Through practice, trainees can have a more intuitive understanding of the special needs of stoma patients, and thus pay more attention to humanistic care and psychological support in actual nursing.

In conclusion, the fistula stoma nursing model is not only an effective tool for skills training, but also an important way to improve the quality of nursing and cultivate professional qualities, providing a safe, systematic and repeatable practical platform for clinical nursing teaching.