| Summary: | 碩士 === 樹德科技大學 === 人類性學研究所 === 99 === Sexual health care is an integral part of the overall care plan for a ring, in order to provide holistic care and improve nursing profession of health care.This study try to inquiry the viewpoints towards to sexual health care for patients, the actual situations of sexual health care to patients, and the impacts of the nurse’s viewpoints on the practice of sexual care to patients. A cross-sectional survey on a purposive samping of nurses, all of whom had at least three months work experience at five regional teaching hospitals in Kaohsiung and Pingtung area. Research tools for the structured questionnaire, including "personal information", "health care for nurses point of view of scale" and "sexual health nursing care of the implementation of scale." Major finding included:
(1) Nurses’ viewpoint about sexual health care for patient were slightly positive above average..
(2) Not provide the patient with sexual health care nurses as high as over ninety percent.
(3) The reason about not provide sexual health care for patient was "too busy clinical work," "do not know when to and how to begin," "patient length of stay is too short, not to establish relations of trust, not in-depth discussions."
(4) 47% of the nurses said that the implementation has encountered difficulties in sexual health care that have encountered difficulties because were "lack of hospital resources and support materials", "their lack of professional training and clinical work is too busy", "no time" "his attitude relax, and talk about sex uncomfortable."
(5) Nurses who were in the past clinical experience, were received sexuality education or courses related to job training in three years higher positive viewpoints towards to sexual health care for patients
(6) Nurses who were married, were sexual health care of the past clinical experience higher the actual situations of sexual health care to patients.
(7) Total the viewpoints towards to sexual health care for patients and the actual situations of sexual health care to patients scores corresponded. Hope can serve as clinical continuing education programs and improve patient quality of health care information.
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