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June 19, 2026Cancer Survivorship Research & CareOpen Access

Strengthening sexual wellbeing support after prostate cancer: authors’ reply

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KBKerri BeckmannTTTenaw TiruyeMGMark Godfrey

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Overview

Letter to the editor addressing recommendations for enhancing sexual wellbeing support post-prostate cancer, highlighting gaps and future directions.

Key Points

  • The aim is to discuss recommendations for better sexual wellbeing support following prostate cancer treatment and address related challenges.
  • Co-designed recommendations were developed to enhance sexual wellbeing support.
  • Engagement with general practitioners was emphasized as a critical area needing improvement.
  • Future work will focus on operationalizing shared care models for better integration.
  • Implementation challenges in sexual wellbeing support were identified and acknowledged.
  • Gaps in inclusivity and the need for more effective engagement of general practitioners were highlighted.
  • A strong focus on integrating sexual wellbeing into routine survivorship care is necessary.

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Beckmann et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a34df2365a5b0777af2e5a4https://doi.org/10.1080/28352610.2026.2688518
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