Objectives To explore healthcare professional perceived barriers and facilitators to
discussing sexual health and wellbeing with patients after diagnosis of chronic illness …

Background: Sexuality and sexual health (SSH) are essential aspects of care that have
evolved since a 1975 World Health Organization (WHO) report on SSH. However, nurses …

Aims and objectives To describe registered nurses' reflections on discussing sexuality with
patients. Background It is known that many diseases and treatments have a negative impact …

Purpose To examine the attitudes, practices and perceived barriers in relation to a sexual
health care educational intervention among oncology health care professionals at the …

Purpose In most types of cancer, the disease and its treatment can result in altered sexual
function (SF). Oncology nurses are strategically placed to address SF since they have …

Aim and objectives To illuminate nurses' experiences and opportunities to discuss sexual
health with patients in primary health care. Background Sexual health is a concept …

Background: Sexual health and function frequently are overlooked by healthcare
professionals despite being identified as an essential aspect of patient care. Patients with …

Background: Sexual dysfunction and problems are common late effects after treatment of
cancer. However, little is known about the prevalence and risk factors for sexual dysfunction …

Purpose To gain insight into how Western Australian nurses conceptualise the provision of
psychosexual care for women undergoing gynaecological cancer treatment and how this …

Background Sexual health care should be an integral part of holistic, person-centred care for
patients with cancer. Nurses can have a pivotal role, but nurse-led care in this context has …