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Making It Work!
This section is designed to
help you find ways to apply the content of this module to your everyday
work.
- Sexual
Dysfunction Reference Sheet. This link lists common causes of dysfunction
and their treatment, and can be used as a reference during client visits.
- Improving Your Services.
Hold meetings with staff to include this content as a unit update to
help providers differentiate between sexual concern and sexual dysfunction.
Conduct chart reviews as a way to identify history and physical examination
findings that would indicate appropriate exploration into the client’s
level of satisfaction with his or her sexual function. Identify consistent
history and physical exam “triggers” that should clue the
provider into exploring the client’s sexuality. Build these skills
into the supervisory support system. Build into sexual and reproductive
health care services the exploration of sexual dysfunction to help clients
recognize the variation of normal sexual response and true dysfunction.
- Tips and Educational
Activities. Develop health education sessions to cover sexual dysfunctions
and their therapies.
- Educational Aids. The
following material, optimized for printing, can be used in conducting
staff education or client counseling:
After reviewing this section,
you will have completed the Sexual Dysfunction module of this
minicourse. If you have not already done so, you may now review
the case studies for this module.
You may wish to begin the
next module, Talking with Clients about Sexuality,
or return to the course home page to
begin or review a different module.
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