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Title: Sexuality Re-education Program Logic Model for People with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Synthesis via Scoping Literature Review.
Authors: Khajeei, Dahlia, Smith, Donna, Kachur, Brittany, Abdul, Najwa
Source: Sexuality & Disability. Mar2019, Vol. 37 Issue 1, p41-61. 21p. 1 Diagram, 1 Chart.
Subjects: Brain injuries, Attitude (Psychology), Behavior modification, CINAHL database, Communication, Communicative disorders, Content analysis, Emotions, Group identity, Medical information storage & retrieval systems, Mathematical models, MEDLINE, Online information services, Patient education, Sex education, Psychology of the sick, Systematic reviews, Theory, Rehabilitation for brain injury patients, Evaluation of human services programs, Attitudes toward disabilities, Psychology
Abstract: Acknowledging the heightened risk of psychological, physical, and sexual harm for people with brain injury promotes sexual health and safety. Ignoring sexuality concerns is a serious deficit of modern-day rehabilitation programs. This article utilizes a disability lens to form the basis for our scoping review by illustrating how institutions can repress people with disabilities. The literature regarding brain injury shows socio-cultural characteristics undermine efforts to address sexuality programming for people with brain injury. The authors examine the effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and explore the components for a sexuality re-education program by building a Logic Model. A content analysis approach is used to form a literature map for the Logic Models' inputs, outputs, and outcomes. Key themes to the sexuality re-education of people with TBI include: anatomical vocabulary, sexual safety, resiliency and rejection, social skills training and communication, and sexual self-identity, amongst others. This article supports the healthy and safe sexual re-adjustment of people with brain injury. Full disclosure through human sexuality re-education ensures people with a brain injury remain active citizens by maintaining equality with their community members. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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