How Do Continence Nurses Address Sexual Function and a History of Sexual Abuse in Daily Practice? Results of a Pilot Study

Dutch urological incontinence nurses acknowledge the importance of sexual problems in their patient population, but asking about this issue was not part of routine care. The main reasons for not asking, according to the nurses' responses, were that they had insufficient knowledge and that they assumed the urologist had already asked about sexual problems. Bekker MD, Van Driel MF, Pelger RCM, Lycklama à Nijeholt GAB, and Elzevier HW. How do continence nurses address sexual function and a history of sexual abuse in daily practice? Results of a pilot study.