PPT-Asking Patients About Sexual Health and Behavior for Improved Quality in

Prevention and Care httpwwwlgbthealtheducationorgpublicationstopsexualhistorytoolkit Overview This PowerPoint presentation has been developed for an allstaff training This training can also be included in newemployee orientations. Jane McElroy, PhD . Family and Community Medicine Department. Struby Struble. LGBTQ Resource Center. August 07, 2012. Acknowledgment to GLMA, Fenway Institute, . Lamda. Legal for assistance with content and slides. Behavior Survey. North Dakota Department of Public Instruction. Kirsten Baesler, State Superintendent. 600 E. Boulevard Avenue, Dept. 201. Bismarck, ND 58505-0440. Gail Schauer. Assistant Director, Safe and Healthy Schools. By Mary B. Knutson, RN, MS, FCP. Definition of Sexuality. A desire for contact, warmth, tenderness, and love. Adaptive sexual behavior is consensual, free of force, performed in private, neither physically nor psychologically harmful, and mutually satisfying. Walking in the patients shoes. <<X>> Hospital. . <<XX Hospital/ Service >>– . The Vision for Quality Care. General Manager/Chief Executive. . Quality and safety programs. 3. Jane McElroy, PhD . Family and Community Medicine Department. Struby Struble. LGBTQ Resource Center. August 07, 2012. Acknowledgment to GLMA, Fenway Institute, . Lamda. Legal for assistance with content and slides. Opening the Door to Effective HIV and STI Prevention. August . 15. , 2014. Harvey J Makadon, MD. The National LGBT Health Education Center, The Fenway Institute. Harvard Medical School. Boston, MA. Learning Objectives. Concerns. The Power of Partnership. The . Alliance for Child Welfare Excellence . is Washington. ’. s first comprehensive statewide training partnership dedicated to developing professional expertise for social workers and enhancing the skills of foster parents and caregivers working with vulnerable children and families. . 5045Correspondence to Quality of Life and Sexuality of Patients after Treatment for Gynaecological Malignancies Results of a Prospective Study in 55 Patients0250-7005/2012 20040and the applied questio Assistant Professor Cum . Jn. Scientist. Dept. VGO, BVC, BASU. . SEXUAL. . BEHAVIOR. Importance of Sexual Behavior. Promote copulation. Assure sperm and oocyte meet. Goal is to achieve pregnancy and parturition. Normal and . ABnormal. NaNCY. Kellogg, M.d.- University of . texas. health science center. Sexual Abuse Trends. Since 1995, sexual abuse numbers are trending down. Approximately 70,000 children per year in the U.S. are validated victims of sexual abuse. Psychosexual Therapist. “One normal sex life please”. Who Am I??. Psychology background. Post-graduate counselling & psychotherapy. Psychosexual training. Working for THT. HIV& Sexual Health training. for River House. Dr Polly Cohen. Community Sexual and Reproductive Health ST2. Pollyanna.cohen@nhs.net. . Intended Learning Outcomes. By the end of this session you will be able to: . Explain the . relevance. Jerome Sewell. Content . 1. Introduction . 2. Key challenges. 3. . How do we enable constructive conversations around sexual and reproductive health?. 4. . How do we promote the use of sexual clinics?. Megan L Hutchcraft MD. 1. , Lauren Montemorano MD. 2. , Andreas A . Teferra. MSN MS. 3. , Joanne G Patterson PhD MPH MSW. 4. ,. . Floor J Backes MD. 5. 1. The Carle Illinois College of Medicine, Champaign IL, .