Sexual Health, Fertility, And Relationships In Cancer Care
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Author Description
Sexual Health, Fertility, And Relationships In Cancer Care Provides Clinical Management Guidelines For The Impact Of Cancer And Oncology Treatments On Sexual Health, Fertility And Relationships. Employing A Practical Toolkit Format, This Volume Addresses A Spectrum Of Key Topics Including: Provision Of Onco-fertility And Sexual Health Support, Lgbtq+ Issues, Support For Adolescents And Young People, Effective Psycho-educational/psycho-sexual Interventions, And Managing Relationships For Individuals And Couples. Part Of The Psycho-oncology Care: Companion Guides For Clinicians Series, This Concise Pocket Guide Is An Ideal Resource For Cancer Medical Specialists, Psycho-oncologists In Training, Specialist Nurses/nurse Consultants, And Allied Health Professionals To Use As A Quick Reference In Everyday Practice. Pitched At Intermediate To Advanced Level Skills, This Companion Guide Can Be Used As A Standalone, Or Alongside Existing Oncology And Psycho-oncology Training Programs.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This volume investigates the clinical management of sexual health, fertility, and relationship challenges faced by patients undergoing cancer treatment. Authors David Kissane and Maggie Watson, both established experts in psycho-oncology, provide a structured framework for medical professionals to integrate sexual health support into standard oncology care. The text synthesizes clinical guidelines and psycho-educational interventions to assist practitioners in addressing the complex psychosocial needs of cancer patients and their partners.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Clinical management guidelines for sexual health and fertility preservation
- Psycho-educational and psycho-sexual intervention strategies
- Specialized support protocols for LGBTQ+ patients and adolescents
- Practical toolkits for managing relationship dynamics during treatment
Scope Limits
- Does not provide exhaustive biological research on specific chemotherapy agents
- Does not serve as a primary medical textbook for oncology treatment protocols
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Experts identify this text as a practical, high-utility resource for clinicians seeking to bridge the gap between oncology and psychosocial support. Readers frequently note the accessibility of the toolkit format, which allows for rapid application in busy clinical environments.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190934042
ISBN-13:
9780190934040
Psychology
Sexual Health
Clinical Reference
Oncology
Medical
