October 16, 2025Open Access

Barriers and facilitators in accessing sexual health services among disabled middle-aged and older adults in England: A qualitative study

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SBSophie BowenFaculty of Public Health EKEneyi E. KpokiriUniversity of London YSYoshiko SakumaUniversity of London

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Qualitative study identifies barriers and facilitators in accessing sexual health services for disabled adults, suggesting urgent adaptation is needed.

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Barriers to accessing sexual health services include physical inaccessibility and limited inclusivity.
Facilitators reported include creating a more welcoming environment and tailoring existing services.
The qualitative analysis involved interviews with nine disabled adults aged 45 and older in England.
Findings highlight the pressing need to adapt sexual health services for middle-aged and older disabled adults.

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Bowen et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f04acce559138a1a06e828 https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7052728/v1

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Qualitative study identifies barriers and facilitators in accessing sexual health services for disabled adults, suggesting urgent adaptation is needed.

Barriers and facilitators in accessing sexual health services among disabled middle-aged and older adults in England: A qualitative study

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Barriers and facilitators in accessing sexual health services among disabled middle-aged and older adults in England: A qualitative study

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