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Study aim:
Determine the Effect of sexual health discharge planning on the sexual function of patients undergoing (TURP)
Design:
The research community is TURP patients in the Urology Department of Bahman Zanjan Hospital.
After initial evaluation, the patients are entered into intervention and control groups based on the random allocation of the 4th block.
The sample size was calculated based on the literature review.
The discharge planning for intervention group is based on a valid and standard program.
Settings and conduct:
this study is a randomized control trial with intervention and controll group.
The research area is the Urology Department Bahman Zanjan Hospital.
Intervention is also a training program for discharge from the time of entry to the time of discharge in 3 sessions 30 to 45 minutes.
Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria:
Age under 85 years.
Do not use of antidepressants, anti-psychotic drugs, phosphodiesterase inhibitors and addictive drugs.
Having satisfaction of client.
Not having untreated psychological problems.
Having no history of pelvic floor muscle surgery and CABG.
Not having atherosclerotic diseases and nervous system.
Intervention groups:
discharge planning is being developed in the role of Psychological state and convictions in sexual function, the role of fatigue in sexual function, exercise pelvic floor muscles to improve performance and sexual activity with control of urinary incontinence and other mechanisms, the role of physical activity in improving sexual function and the importance of the management of lower urinary tract symptoms and urinary incontinence satisfaction of sexual function and desire to do it.
For the control group, training was also carried out on the standard of department.
Main outcome variables:
sexual function