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Sexual Wellbeing: A Practical Guide

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Minutes: 36

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Topic:

Erectile dysfunction, Fatigue, Health Inequality, LGBTQI+, Patient Support, Psychological support, Side effects management
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Area of Practice:

Secondary Care
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Recommended for:

Allied Health Professional, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Secondary Care Doctor, Secondary Care Nurse

In this session, Lorraine Grover, Psychosexual Nurse Specialist at the London Clinic, presents a practical guide aimed at healthcare professionals seeking to support their patients in achieving optimal sexual wellbeing. With a wealth of experience in psychosexual nursing, Ms Grover delivers invaluable insights and strategies to effectively address and manage sexual health concerns among patients.

Throughout the session, Ms Grover covers essential topics including the assessment of sexual health issues, communication techniques for discussing sensitive matters with patients, and evidence-based interventions to enhance sexual function, intimacy, and satisfaction. She emphasises the importance of a holistic approach that considers both physical and psychological aspects of sexual wellbeing.

Attendees will learn practical skills to facilitate open and supportive conversations with patients about sexual health, fostering a safe and empathetic environment for disclosure and treatment planning. Ms Grover explores the integration of psychosexual counselling and medical interventions such as Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, and Avanafil, which enhance sexual stimulation and discusses patient responses to these treatments. Additionally, alternative methodologies like Intracavernosal Therapy, Vacuum Constriction Devices (VCD), and Implantable Prostheses, alongside lifestyle modifications, are integrated into comprehensive care plans.

Furthermore, the session addresses common challenges and misconceptions surrounding sexual health in clinical practice, offering guidance on how to navigate these complexities effectively. Ms Grover shares real-life examples to illustrate successful interventions and outcomes, providing practical relevance to the discussions.

By the end of the session, participants will be equipped with practical tools and knowledge to enhance their ability to support patients in achieving and maintaining optimal sexual wellbeing. This session is essential for healthcare professionals across various specialties, including urology, oncology, primary care, and nursing, aiming to improve patient care and quality of life in the realm of sexual health.

Learning Objectives

Lorraine Grover, Psychosexual Nurse Specialist at the London Clinic, provides you with a practical guide to support your patients on sexual wellbeing.

Please be aware this session was recorded on 03/2024 for Specialists Conference 2024. We review our webinar content every 2 years.

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Lorraine Grover

Lorraine Grover (She/Her), Psychosexual Nurse Specialist, Treasurer and Trustee of the Sexual Advice Association (SAA), Specialist Advisor to Macmillan Cancer Support, Prostate Cancer UK and Cancer Research UK, The London Clinic

With over thirty years of clinical experience in the NHS and private sector, Lorraine Grover is a trained nurse from St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, and has been a qualified psychosexual therapist since 2003. She played a key role in early Viagra trials and pioneered nurse-led erectile dysfunction clinics at St George’s Hospital, London, and her holistic approach, addressing both psychological and organic causes of erectile difficulties, has earned her national awards and a trustee position at the Sexual Advice Association.

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