Male partners ’ experiences of caregiving for women with cervical cancer—a qualitative study
ConclusionsThe men describe an interdependence in the relationship with the women but also how the relationships have been seriously altered, particularly when it comes to sexuality. These findings resonate with hegemonic as well as caring masculinities.Relevance to practiceComplex issues of intimacy and sexuality should be a pivotal element in educating future healthcare professionals. We strongly suggest that issues such as dealing with masculinity and caregiving roles should be on the agenda and reflected upon in teaching and supervising in clinical practice. A broader approach to sexual health and relationships is needed in the patient –clinician relationships, including information about human papillomavirus.
Source: Journal of Clinical Nursing - Category: Nursing Authors: Karianne Oldertr øen Solli,
Marjolein Boer,
Kari Nyheim Solbrække,
Lisbeth Thoresen Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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