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Opportunistic sexual history taking: turning a pill script or pap smear into an opening

Opportunistic sexual history taking: turning a pill script or pap smear into an opening

The previous article looked at why routine, non-sexual-health consults are the most commonly missed opportunity to raise sexual health. This one is the practical follow-up: the actual wording for turning three of the most common routine visits into a natural opening,...
How to bring up sexual health in a routine consult that isn’t about sex

How to bring up sexual health in a routine consult that isn’t about sex

A patient comes in for a repeat pill script, a blood pressure check, or a pre-travel consult. Nothing about the presentation suggests a sexual health conversation is needed. This is exactly the type of consult where the conversation is most likely to be skipped, and...
The one sentence that opens a sexual health conversation without sounding clinical

The one sentence that opens a sexual health conversation without sounding clinical

Most GPs know the medicine of sexual dysfunction perfectly well. What stalls the consult is not knowledge; it is the first sentence. Once the topic is open, most doctors can run the rest of the conversation competently. Getting there is the hard part, and it is a...
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