Search Results - "Gynaecology"
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Gynaecological Cancers in India: The Less Heard Perspectives of Healthcare Providers
Published 2023“…The specific complexities in their roles to enable health are less heard. Gynaecological cancers have several undercurrents beyond the obvious. …”
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The prevalence and risk factors of sexual dysfunction in gynaecological cancer patients.
Published 2014“…Sexual dysfunction is highly prevalent in gynaecological cancer patients. Most of the time, sexual dysfunction in gynaecological cancer is underdiagnosed as there is overlapping of symptoms with other psychological morbidities, interplaying of multiple risks, patients’ reluctance to complain or incompetence of health care provider to assess. …”
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Nurses' perceptions of providing psychosexual care for women experiencing gynaecological cancer
Published 2017“…Purpose To gain insight into how Western Australian nurses conceptualise the provision of psychosexual care for women undergoing gynaecological cancer treatment and how this aligns with nurses globally. …”
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Developing research priorities for nurses working in the gynaecology setting in Western Australia
Published 2016“…The highest ranked research priorities were: managing trial of void; providing compassionate care to women who experience pregnancy loss - the role of the gynaecological nurse; and understanding a woman's journey of treatment following a diagnosis of gynaecological cancer. …”
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The prevalence and risk factors of major depressive disorders in gynaecological cancer patients
Published 2013“…Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) in gynaecological cancer patients is a disabling illness with significant mental and physical suffering. …”
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Nurses’ perceptions of providing psychosexual care for women undergoing gynaecological cancer treatment
Published 2018“…Gynaecological cancer presents challenges to women’s sexuality. …”
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Psychosocial interventions and quality of life in gynaecological cancer patients: A systematic review
Published 2009“…Objective: Women with gynaecological cancer are at risk of poor quality of life outcomes. …”
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The role of general practitioners in the continued success of the National Cervical Screening Program
Published 2014Subjects: “…gynaecological…”
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Trialling computer touch-screen technology to assess psychological distress in patients with gynaecological cancer
Published 2010“…Method - Patients who were scheduled to commence treatment for gynaecological cancer participated in this study. Patients were assigned to complete either a written questionnaire or the same survey using the touch-screen technology. …”
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Comparison of different subanaesthetic ketamine doses on perioperative opioid consumption in major gynaecological surgery
Published 2020“…Methods: 80 adult female patients who underwent elective major gynaecology surgery in Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia and Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Setar, Kedah were randomly assigned to receive either Group A: (ketamine 0.15mg/kg IV bolus + 0.12mg/kg /h infusion (2mcg/kg/min)) or Group B: (ketamine 0.075mg/kg IV bolus + 0.06mg/kg /h infusion (1mcg/kg/min)). …”
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An undiagnosed non functioning retroperitoneum paraganglioma, complicating a gynaecological surgery; a case report
Published 2010“…Although our patient was initially planned and operated by our gynaecological team, the incidental fi ndings had to involve the general surgeons. …”
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The effect of pre-operative pregabalin on postoperative pain and morphine consumption after open gynaecological surgery
Published 2016“…We studied the effect of preoperative pregabalin on post operative pain relief among patients undergoing open gynaecological operation. Objective: This was a prospective, randomised, double blinded study on the efficacy of preoperative oral pregabalin 150mg in reducing postoperative morphine consumption and pain scores after undergoing open gynaecological operation.. …”
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