Sexual Quality of Life

How it works

Risks & contraindications

Evidence quality

Highlighted claims

• Sexual quality of life is defined as the subjective assessment of an individual's sexual functioning and satisfaction, including the capacity to engage in sexual activity without emotional or physical distress. — Impact of COVID-19-induced psychological distress on sexual quality of life and care delivery among healthcare workers: a scoping review protocol of global evidence
• The components of sexual quality of life include arousal, orgasm, sexual desire, sexual satisfaction, sexual communication with partners, and the ability to sustain a healthy sexual relationship. — Impact of COVID-19-induced psychological distress on sexual quality of life and care delivery among healthcare workers: a scoping review protocol of global evidence
• The impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers' sexual health and how impaired sexual health feeds back into care quality remains a poorly mapped research area. — Impact of COVID-19-induced psychological distress on sexual quality of life and care delivery among healthcare workers: a scoping review protocol of global evidence
• COVID-19-induced psychological stressors have been directly documented to reduce dimensions of sexual well-being among healthcare workers. — Impact of COVID-19-induced psychological distress on sexual quality of life and care delivery among healthcare workers: a scoping review protocol of global evidence
• Decreased sexual satisfaction significantly reduced motivation among health workers, affecting both quality of care delivery and overall job satisfaction. — Impact of COVID-19-induced psychological distress on sexual quality of life and care delivery among healthcare workers: a scoping review protocol of global evidence