Objective Although there is a vast body of studies exploring the negative aspects of spousal
caregiving for cancer patients, there have also been reports on the positive aspects. The …

Purpose Cancer survivors' needs around sexual concerns are often unmet. The primary
objective of this systematic review was to examine the prevalence of and factors associated …

Introduction Discussions about sexual health are uncommon in clinical encounters, despite
the sexual dysfunction associated with many common health conditions. Understanding of …

Sexual dysfunction is a common consequence of cancer treatment, affecting at least half of
men and women treated for pelvic malignancies and over a quarter of people with other …

Methods All eligible caregivers were approached by advance practice nurses (APNs) during
a regularly scheduled patient clinic visit. Informed consent was obtained prior to study …

There is consistent evidence that health care professionals (hcps) are not addressing the
sexual information and support needs of people with cancer. Thirty-eight Australian hcps …

Purpose A diagnosis of cancer is the start of a journey of distress and adjustment for both the
patient and his/her spouse. However, the dyadic phenomena are less conceptualised and …

BACKGROUND: The objective of this study was to identify patterns of interest in receiving
care for sexual concerns among women who were survivors of gynecologic and breast …

Objectives The objective of this sco** review was to explore patients' and providers'
perspectives on sexual health communication. Methods A literature search was conducted …

Sexuality is an important component of emotional and physical intimacy that men and
women experience throughout their lives. Research suggesting that a high proportion of …