Every urologist and oncologist should know about treating sexual and gender minority prostate cancer patients: Translating research findings into clinical practice

Keyphrases

• Clinical Practice 100%
• Prostate Cancer Patients 100%
• Translating Research 100%
• Sexual Minority 100%
• Gender Minority 100%
• Oncologists 100%
• Urologists 100%
• Minority Patients 50%
• Training Program 16%
• Sexual Behavior 8%
• Prostate Cancer 8%
• Health Disparities 8%
• Transgender 8%
• Cancer Care 8%
• Prostate Cancer Survivors 8%
• HIV Risk 8%
• Cultural Contexts 8%
• Evidence-based Training 8%
• Continuing Education 8%
• Urinary Incontinence 8%
• Electronic Medical Records 8%
• Population Size 8%
• Advanced Prostate Cancer 8%
• Gender Identity 8%
• Minority Populations 8%
• Culturally Relevant 8%
• US Cities 8%
• Patient-centered Care 8%
• Population Specificity 8%
• Cultural Gap 8%
• Welcome 8%
• Sexual Orientation 8%
• Sexual Orientation Identity 8%
• Quality Care 8%
• Patients with Prostate Cancer 8%
• Medical Evidence 8%
• American Society of Clinical Oncology 8%
• Selective Review 8%
• Worse Outcome 8%
• Invisibility 8%
• Question Type 8%
• Historical Context 8%
• Question Answering 8%
• Male Partner 8%
• Survivorship Care Plan 8%
• Culturally Competent Care 8%
• Informed Patient 8%
• Supportive Cancer Care 8%
• Treatment Provision 8%
• Men's Experiences 8%
• Cancer Hospital 8%
• STI Risk 8%
• Evidence-informed 8%
• Cultural Assumptions 8%
• Health Disparity Populations 8%
• Medical Disparity 8%
• Answer Format 8%
• Sexual Orientation Disclosure 8%
• Cultural Humility 8%
• Men's Issues 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Prostate Cancer 100%
• Translating (Language) 100%
• Urologist 100%
• Oncologist 100%
• Sexual Minority 75%
• Malignant Neoplasm 25%
• Health Disparity 25%
• Clinician 25%
• Urine Incontinence 12%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 12%
• Electronic Patient Record 12%
• Patient Care 12%
• Gender Identity 12%
• Clinical Oncology 12%
• Population Size 12%
• Enuresis 12%
• Sexually Transmitted Infection 12%

Psychology

• Prostate Cancer 100%
• Sexual Orientation 37%
• Health Disparity 25%
• Worse Outcome 12%
• Sexual Behavior 12%
• Disclosure 12%
• Patient-Centered Care 12%
• Gender Identity 12%
• Quantitative Study 12%
• Cultural Humility 12%