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• W2893466117 abstract "Although it is widely acknowledged that radiotherapy treatments can have a negative impact on a patient's sexual health, this aspect of side effect management is not commonly addressed by radiation therapists or by other cancer specialists. It is important for radiation therapists to recognize and address possible sexual health issues to provide a holistic approach to care. This quality-improvement project was designed to help radiation therapists discuss the sexual health needs of patients undergoing radiotherapy by improving their clinical knowledge, skills, and comfort level about the topic.This study used a cross-sectional descriptive prequestionnaire/postquestionnaire design, in which data were collected from a nonrandom sample of radiation therapists at a single urban radiation therapy center. Participants attended two 90-minute sexual health education workshops specifically designed for radiation therapists and completed online preworkshop/postworkshop questionnaires. All questions were quantitative in nature. The survey consisted of multiple-choice, multiple-select, and five-point Likert-scale questions. Descriptive analysis was used for data analysis.The results of this improvement project indicated that participants had introductory-level knowledge about how cancer treatments can impact patients' sexual health. Although there is potential for some changes in the general knowledge levels of the participants after the initiative, two general workshops about the topic are not enough to have radiation therapists feel comfortable enough with the topic to change their clinical practice.This project identified that although radiation therapists acknowledge the importance of discussing sexual health concerns as part of delivering holistic health care, lack of knowledge and expertise with the topic is a main barrier to initiating conversations. To help prepare radiation therapists, education and training initiatives, which build on knowledge and offer opportunities to develop and apply practical skills in both simulated and real-life situations, should be created. This can help to increase confidence in the sexual health counseling provided, which may result in more radiation therapists frequently engaging in these important sexual health conversations." @default.
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• W2893466117 date "2019-03-01" @default.
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• W2893466117 title "Implementing Workshops to Improve Radiation Therapists’ Knowledge and Attitudes about Sexual Health Issues in Cancer Patients" @default.
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