SHAReT · 4 of 4 modules
Sex after prostate cancer
An online training program built to help clinicians care for the sexual health of people affected by prostate cancer, and of their partners. It draws on the world’s first Clinical Guidelines for Sexual Health Care for Prostate Cancer Patients. Four modules, taken in order.
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Module 1 · v0.48
Foundations
Why the conversation matters and why it should be clinician-led: what the silence costs, the sexual script most of us learn and where it breaks, and what each treatment does. Five lessons, 62 screens.
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Module 2 · v0.01
Assessment and models of care
The method: the integrated model of sexual health, PLISSIT, Ex-PLISSIT and the 5A’s, a full sexual history, and turning what you have heard into a plan. 3 hours 20 minutes, six lessons, 79 screens.
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Module 3 · v0.01
Intervention
Interventions named in the guidelines, shown being delivered, usually with both partners in the room: sensate focus, resuming sexual activity, penile rehabilitation, pro-erectile therapies and androgen deprivation therapy. 4 hours 20 minutes, nine lessons, 116 screens.
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Module 4 · v0.01
Inclusive care and your professional practice
Two groups of patients whose needs differ from those met so far: gay and bisexual men and men who have sex with men, then transgender women and gender non-conforming people. Then your own practice: boundary decisions, why sexual health gets left out of cancer care, and becoming the clinician other services refer to. 3 hours, five lessons, 84 screens.
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