Effectiveness of Health Education as a Nursing Intervention in Improving Quality of Life and Reducing Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression in Ostomy Patients Following Digestive Surgery: A Quasi-Experimental Study.

Session 1 (60 minutes) Patient Knowledge Assessment: Review understanding of ostomy care, including nutrition, device management, and early identification of stoma/skin complications. Feedback and Support: Address gaps in knowledge based on ostomy consultations. Skills Workshop: Build confidence and self-efficacy in daily care, reducing anxiety about complications. Session 2 (60 minutes) Mental Health and Quality of Life: Explain the link between ostomy and mental health; identify and manage anxiety/depression symptoms; promote healthy habits and social integration. Mindfulness and Stress Management: Teach breathing and relaxation techniques to manage stress and improve body acceptance. Guided Visualization: Focus on acceptance and confidence building. Action Plan: Summarize techniques and encourage regular practice. Session 3 Healthy Habits: Nutrition, exercise, rest, and stress management. Social Integration: Communication, participation, and support networks. Closing: Summary, resou