Aims To systematically identify and summarize the needs of chronically ill people
concerning their sexual well‐being in peer‐reviewed published literature, to enable …

Background Using explanatory mixed methods, we characterize the education that patients
with breast cancer received about potential sexual health effects of treatment and explore …

Purpose This study aimed to explore the experiences of Chinese oncology nurses and
oncologists who provide sexual health education for breast cancer patients in their practical …

Purpose To examine the psychosocial adjustment of young to middle-aged women who
were newly diagnosed with breast cancer and to determine the comprehensive risk factors …

Purpose While the existing knowledge base on the impact of prostate cancer (PC) and its
treatment on sexuality and intimacy has been generated from Western populations, there is …

Aim and objectives This qualitative study explores why breast cancer patients do not share
disease‐related information with their dependent children. Background …

Purpose This study aimed to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the data acquired and
clarified the current research status of sexual health problems in patients with cancer, to …

Purpose After the diagnosis of breast cancer, women's sexuality becomes complex, and the
sexual lives of couples are strongly affected by the treatment process of the disease. The …

Purpose Current early-stage breast and gynecological cancer care models often begin with
a referral from a primary care provider (PCP) or gynecologist (OB/Gyn) and end with a …

The study was planned as a descriptive study to evaluate the effects of sociodemographic
characteristics of prostate cancer patients on their sexual experiences and self-efficacy. The …