Female Sexual Dysfunction in Oncology
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1 Female Sexual Dysfunction in Oncology Andrea Bradford, Ph.D. Section of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Department of Medicine
2 Disclosures No relevant financial relationships to declare
3 Objectives Describe sexual medicine services in oncology from a program development perspective Describe barriers to access and utilization Identify limitations of screening as a means of facilitating sexual health care for cancer survivors
4 Why Incorporate Sexual Medicine Into Oncology Care Settings? Sexual problems among the most common enduring side effects of cancer treatment Specialized knowledge and skill are needed to address some cancer-related sexual problems Practice changes to address sexual problems lag behind innovations for other treatment sequelae
5 If We Build It Huyghe E, Sui D, Odensky E, Schover LR. J Sex Med 2009;6:
6 Building Oncology Sexual Health Care Capacities
7 Building Oncology Sexual Health Care Capacities
8 Building Oncology Sexual Health Care Capacities
9 Building Oncology Sexual Health Care Capacities Team composition Structural/financial issues Patient flow and scheduling Model of care
10 Carter J, et al. Support Care Cancer 2015;23(8): Bradford A, et al. Presented at 7 th Biennial Survivorship Research Conference, 2014 Who Uses Oncology Sexual Health Clinics? Carter et al., 2015 (N = 509) Bradford/MDACC (N = 263) Age, M (SD) 51.2 (11.1) 51.3 (10.7) Married 62% 77% In current intimate relationship 78% 93% FSFI-Total, M (SD) 12.7 (8.3) Not reported Cancer type Breast Gyn Colorectal/anal Hematologic No cancer hx 51% 36% 7% 3% Not reported 41% 40% 7% 6% 7%
11 Who Uses Oncology Sexual Health Clinics? Bradford A, et al. Presented at 7 th Biennial Survivorship Research Conference, 2014
12 Barriers to Utilization Access Lack of insurance coverage for some services Geographical restrictions Patient reluctance Referral process breakdowns Variable buy-in from oncologists Lack of initial assessment of sexual problems Lack of patient preparation/education no-shows
13 Screening for Sexual Problems in the Oncology Setting NCCN Survivorship guidelines: Ask about sexual function at regular intervals and consider use of a screening tool Few studies of screening for sexual problems in oncology settings
14 Screening for Sexual Problems in the Oncology Setting Effect of routine screening in a system with an oncology sexual health clinic Chart review of 500 women in long-term breast cancer survivorship clinic 250 before routine screening implemented 250 after screening implemented Bradford A, et al. Psycho-oncol 2015 (epub ahead of print)
15 Screening for Sexual Problems in the Oncology Setting Documentation of any sexual problem Pre-screening: 5.2% Post-screening: 7.6% Documentation of any sexual health intervention Pre-screening: 2.6% Post-screening: 3.0% Bradford A, et al. Psycho-oncol 2015 (epub ahead of print)
16 Screening for Sexual Problems in the Oncology Setting Post-implementation: In the past month or longer, have you been bothered by. Loss of interest in sex 15% Pain or discomfort during sexual activity 11% Reduced sexual pleasure or sensation 6% Other problems not listed above < 1% None of the above/does not apply to me 77% Bradford A, et al. Psycho-oncol 2015 (epub ahead of print)
17 Screening for Sexual Problems in the Oncology Setting Post-implementation: In the past month or longer, have you been bothered by. Loss of interest in sex 15% Pain or discomfort during sexual activity 11% Reduced sexual pleasure or sensation 6% Other problems not listed above < 1% None of the above/does not apply to me 77% 23% had documented problem; 11% had documented intervention Bradford A, et al. Psycho-oncol 2015 (epub ahead of print)
18 Take-home points Know your population Know your system Bring everyone to the table when designing programs Patients Referring providers (including champions and skeptics) Sexual health specialists Billing and coding specialists Advocates Leadership
19 Take-home points Develop alternatives to screen & refer Front-line staff training in basic sexual health inquiry Create patient education libraries and resource lists Cultivate relationships with outside providers with relevant expertise Consider telehealth solutions
20 Contact Information Telephone:
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