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Exploring NursEs lived Experience of Discussions about Sexual health, with kidney patients in Devon (NEEDS)
Maxine Hough1, Maggie Shepherd2, Rohan Chauhan1
1Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Exeter UK.
Aim:
The aim of the study is to gain a better understanding about the complexities of discussing sexuality with patients.
Design:
The study will explore how nurses understand the phenomenon by using an Interpretive Phenomenological Approach; the technique encourages deep reflection and rich descriptions about lived experience.
Methods:
Six nurses will be interviewed using iterative, open-ended questions with prompts to illicit rich data.
Predicted Results:
Understand the support required to enable nurses to engage in deeper, more fulfilling conversations with patients about sexuality.
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