Aims and objectives Using the PRISMA guidelines, a systematic literature review was
conducted to explore current and relevant evidence regarding factors that influence nurses' …

Sexuality is considered an important aspect of holistic care, but research has shown that it is
often not considered, as it should be, in health services. Addressing clients' sexuality …

Sexuality is a significant quality-of-life concern for many cancer patients. Patients may be
disadvantaged if they are not informed and not offered sexual health care. We sought to …

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

Background Patients with prostate cancer suffer significant sexual dysfunction after
treatment which negatively affects them and their partners psychologically, and strain their …

Objective To systematically review health care professionals' practices and attitudes toward
addressing sexuality with people who are living with chronic disease and disability. Data …

Abstract Background Approximately 60–70% of breast cancer survivors experience sexuality
problems resulting from treatment. This study investigated information and communication …

This study describes what gynecological (GYN) cancer survivors relate about their intimate
partners and adjustments in their sexual lives following diagnosis and treatment …

Objective Barriers to healthcare professional (HP)(HP)‐led sexual support in cancer care
include lack of knowledge, skills and evidence‐based educational interventions, to equip …

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 …