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Sexual health and counseling in the postpartum period: Using the BETTER model

Postpartum dönemde cinsel sağlık ve danışmanlık:BETTER modeli kullanımı

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187–196
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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In the last study, it was found that the BETTER model is moreeffective than the PLISSIT model in expressing postpartum sexualproblems.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Sexuality is a complex concept that starts before birth and continuesthroughout life, and is affected and shaped by many factors.
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Key Findings & Data:Based on this result, the use of consultancy based on theBETTER model should be increased.
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Conclusion & Impact:In the last study, it was found that the BETTER model is moreeffective than the PLISSIT model in expressing postpartum sexualproblems.
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Abstract

Sexuality is a complex concept that starts before birth and continuesthroughout life, and is affected and shaped by many factors. Sexualitycan change by being constantly affected by the developmental periodsand different events in the life of the individual. Changes in women inthe postpartum period, changing roles and responsibilities can negativelyaffect women’s sexual lives, sexual desire and satisfaction. Evaluation ofsexuality, sexual education and counseling should be a part of routinepostpartum care and this issue should be given importance. The useof a model in the evaluation of sexuality facilitates the anamnesisprocess. It also helps healthcare personnel to speak about sexuality morecomfortably. 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), Explainyou 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 oftheir cancer treatments (E), Recording (R)), REDI, Levine models seemto be effective in evaluation and improving postpartum sexual health.For this reason, health professionals should evaluate women’s sexualityand provide consultancy by using one of these models in postpartumcare. In the last study, it was found that the BETTER model is moreeffective than the PLISSIT model in expressing postpartum sexualproblems. Based on this result, the use of consultancy based on theBETTER model should be increased. The aim of this review is toaddress sexual health, sexual counseling in the postpartum period in linewith the literatüre and create an example of sexual counseling using theBETTER model.

Özet

Cinsellik doğum öncesi başlayıp ömür boyu devam eden birçok fak törden etkilenen ve şekillenen kompleks bir kavramdır. Cinsellik, bi reyin gelişim dönemlerinden ve yaşamındaki değişik olaylardan sürekliolarak etkilenerek değişim gösterebilmektedir. Postpartum dönemdekikadınlarda meydana gelen değişiklikler, değişen roller ve sorumluluklarkadınların cinsel yaşamlarını, cinsel istek ve memnuniyetlerini olumsuzetkileyebilmektedir. Cinselliğin değerlendirilmesi, cinsel eğitim ve da nışmanlık rutin postpartum bakımın bir parçası olmalı ve bu konuyaönem verilmelidir. Cinselliğin değerlendirilmesinde model kullanımıanamnez sürecini kolaylaştırmaktadır. Ayrıca sağlık personelinin cinsel liği daha rahat konuşabilmesine yardımcı olmaktadır. Postpartum cinselsağlığın değerlendirilmesi ve iyileştirilmesinde PLISSIT (Permission (P),Limited Information (LI), Specific Suggestions (SS), Intensive Therapy(IT)), BETTER (Bringing up the topic (B), Explain you are concernedwith quality-of-life issues, including sexuality (E), Telling patients thatresources will be found to adres their concerns (T), Timing of inter vention (T), Educate patients about the side effects of their cancer tre atments (E), Recording (R)) REDI, Levine gibi modellere dayalı cinselsağlık eğitimlerin ve danışmanlıkların etkili olduğu görülmektedir. Bunedenle sağlık profesyonelleri postpartum bakımda bu modellerden bi rini kullanarak kadınların cinselliğini değerlendirmeli ve danışmanlıkvermelidir. Yapılan son çalışmada postpartum cinsel sorunların ifadeedilmesinde BETTER modelinin PLISSIT modeline kıyasla daha et kili olduğu bulunmuştur. Bu sonuca dayanarak da BETTER modelinedayalı danışmanlığın kullanımının arttırılması önerilir. Bu derlemeninamacı literatür doğrultusunda postpartum dönemde cinsel sağlık, cinseldanışmanlığı ele almak ve BETTER modeli kullanarak cinsel danışman lık örneği oluşturmaktır.

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AVCI, S. Ç., DAŞIKAN, Z. (2022). Sexual health and counseling in the postpartum period: Using the BETTER model. Androloji Bülteni, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 3, 187–196. https://ajindex.com/articles/439638

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