Postpartum dönemde cinsel sağlık ve danışmanlık: BETTER modeli kullanımı
Makaleler > Derleme · 2021
Yazarlar: SEDA ÇETİN AVCI, Zeynep DAŞIKAN
Androloji Bülteni, Diğer Kurumların Hakemli Dergileri, Ulusal, TR Dizin (Ulakbim), 2021, cilt 23, ss 187-196
DOI: 10.24898/tandro.2021.12144
Özet
Sexuality is a complex concept that starts before birth and continues throughout life, and is affected and shaped by many factors.Sexuality can change by being constantly affected by the developmental periods and different events in the life of the individual.Changes in women in the postpartum period, changing roles and responsibilities can negatively affect women's sexual lives, sexual desire and satisfaction.Evaluation of sexuality, sexual education and counseling should be a part of routine postpartum care and this issue should be given importance.The use of a model in the evaluation of sexuality facilitates the anamnesis process.It also helps healthcare personnel to speak about sexuality more comfortably.Sexual health trainings and counseling based on PLISSIT (Permission (P), Limited Information (LI), Specific Suggestions (SS), Intensive Therapy (IT)), BETTER (Bringing up the topic (B), Explain you are concerned with quality-of-life issues, including sexuality (E), Telling patients that resources will be found to adres their concerns (T), Timing of intervention (T), Educate patients about the side effects of their cancer treatments (E), Recording (R)), REDI, Levine models seem to be effective in evaluation and improving postpartum sexual health.For this reason, health professionals should evaluate women's sexuality and provide consultancy by using one of these models in postpartum care.In the last study, it was found that the BETTER model is more effective than the PLISSIT model in expressing postpartum sexual problems.Based on this result, the use of consultancy based on the BETTER model should be increased.The aim of this review is to address sexual health, sexual counseling in the postpartum period in line with the literatüre and create an example of sexual counseling using the BETTER model.