Sentence examples for sexual competency from inspiring English sources

There is growing evidence that individuals with cancers that do not directly affect the sexual or reproductive body can also experience a reduction in sexual interest and sexual activity, changes to body image and feelings of sexual competency, as well as sexual dysfunction, and alterations to sexual self-esteem [ 29, 30].

There is some evidence that individuals with colorectal [ 47- 49], colon [ 50], head and neck [ 51, 52], bladder [ 53], lymphatic [ 54, 55] and lung [ 56] cancers can also experience a reduction in sexual interest and sexual activity, changes to body image and feelings of sexual competency, as well as sexual dysfunction, and alterations to sexual self-esteem [ 50, 57, 58].

Cells cultured in light submerged conditions have a reduced sexual fusion competency [ 32, 33].

This pattern is consistent with the results of several other reviews across a number of Indigenous-specific areas, including health, program transfer and implementation, sexual assault, cultural competency, child and maternal health and suicide prevention [ 10– 15].

Thus sexual addiction lacks cultural competency on LGBTQ sexual behaviors and pathologizes non-heteronormative sexuality in general.

A global review of health care-based interventions for survivors of sexual violence revealed that a lack of clinical competency and negative attitudes are prevalent among healthcare providers and often result in poor quality health services [ 7].

Because the label "sex addiction" contains the word "sex," understanding and training is required for cultural competency of the various manifestations of the sexual and relationship lives of LGBTQ, and how we differ from our heterosexual counterparts.

LGBT parents with a criminal record face the added challenges of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity and a lack of LGBT competency and support in parole, probation, and reentry programs.

A Times review of 98 recent competency cases involving 72 defendants showed a variety of charges, including petty theft, attempted murder and sexual abuse of a child.

Our review concluded with a list of recommendations to improve healthcare for the LGBTQ community including: cultural competency training for healthcare professionals, the creation of LGBTQ-friendly providirectoriesries and developing a standardized method for asking about sexual orientation and gender identity in healthcare forms.

Among those competencies are what some doctors say are universal principles of primary care: asking sensitively yet effectively about sexual anatomy, development, behavior, history, and identity; developing rapport with patients; and recognizing the historical and systemic factors underlying health care disparities.