Sexual health policies in stroke rehabilitation: A multi-national study

All these reasons for sex post stroke and still no protocol written up and available. 

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Sexual health policies in stroke rehabilitation: A multi-national study

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Vikan JK ¹ , 

Nilsson MI , 

Bushnik T , 

Deng W , 

Elessi K , 

Frost-Bareket Y , 

Kovregina E , 

Shahwan J , 

Snekkevik H , 

Åkesson E , 

Stanghelle JK , 

Fugl-Meyer KS  

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Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine [02 Apr 2019]

Type: Journal Article
DOI: 10.2340/16501977-2552

Abstract

OBJECTIVE:To identify and explore sexual health policies at specialized stroke rehabilitation centres in relation to the perspectives of healthcare personnel concerning sexual health. DESIGN:Cross-sectional study. SUBJECTS:Nine specialized rehabilitation centres representing 7 countries, and healthcare personnel (n = 323) working with stroke rehabilitation at the 9 centres were included in the study. 

METHODS:Two structured questionnaires were used: (i) an organizational-audit on sexual health policies; (ii) an anonymous web-questionnaire assessing the perspectives of healthcare personnel concerning sexual health. 

RESULTS:Of the 9 centres, 5 scored high on having sexual health policy in stroke rehabilitation and 4 scored low. Healthcare personnel working at centres with high scores reported higher levels of knowledge and comfort in working with sexual health, and more positively on workplace sexual health policies, than personnel working at centres scoring low on these factors. Most personnel expressed a need for knowledge on the topic. Being comfortable about addressing sexuality was significantly associated with higher levels of knowledge about sexuality and working at centres having sexual health policies. 

CONCLUSION:A lack of sexual health policy represents a barrier to evidence-based practice in stroke rehabilitation. Such protocols need to be implemented in standard care in order to meet the sexual rehabilitation needs of stroke patients and partners.

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