Health Care Clinicians in Sexual Health Medicine: Focus on Erectile Dysfunction

Jeffrey Albaugh; Ira Amargo; Roberta Capelson; Elizabeth Flaherty; Christopher Forest; Irwin Goldstein; Penny Kaye Jensen; Kathryn Jones; Robert Kloner; Jean Lewis; Stephanie Mullin; Terry Payton; Barbara Rines; Raymond Rosen; Richard Sadovsky; Kenneth Snow; Daniel Vetrosky

Health Care Clinicians in Sexual Health Medicine: Focus on Erectile Dysfunction

Jeffrey Albaugh, Ira Amargo, Roberta Capelson, Elizabeth Flaherty, Christopher Forest, Irwin Goldstein, Penny Kaye Jensen, Kathryn Jones, Robert Kloner, Jean Lewis, Stephanie Mullin, Terry Payton, Barbara Rines, Raymond Rosen, Richard Sadovsky, Kenneth Snow, Daniel Vetrosky

California State University, Monterey Bay

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Abstract

A consensus guidelines model was developed for managing erectile dysfunction (ED) by urology nurses and other health care clinicians. The model emphasizes identification of ED in all males older than 40, education and counseling as keys to intervention, and inclusion of partners whenever possible. These guidelines are intended to provide a comprehensive care model for ED patients and their partners, which would be optimally cost effective and clinically relevant. If successful, this new model will allow quality sexual health care to be provided to increasing numbers of patients and their partners.

Original language	American English
Journal	Urologic Nursing
State	Published - Aug 2002

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Medicine and Health Sciences

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Health Care Clinicians in Sexual Health Medicine: Focus on Erectile Dysfunction

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