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Öğe Acceptance rates and reasons for social oocyte cryopreservation among women: systematic review and meta-analysis(2024) Tandoğan, Özden; Küğcümen, Gözde; Güngör Satılmış, İlkay[Abstract Not Available]Öğe Epidemiologic analysis of endometriosis awareness in Turkey(Oxford University Press, 2023) Yüksel Özgör, Bahar; Azamat, Sena; Berkay, Ezgi Gizem; Türeli, Dilruba; Özdemir, İclal; Topaloğlu, Seçil; Kocatürk, Asiye[Abstract Not Available]Öğe The effects of a nursing care plan incorporated with a decision support system on ventilator associated pneumonia: A case study(SciTePress, 2020) Bolat, Özgür; Gülenç, Nalan; Özkan, Elife; Aydın, Nuran; Köse, İlkerThe risk of pneumonia is high in patients who are ventilated in intensive care units (ICUs). Without proper and adequate care, this risk and the mortality rate increases. In a study conducted by the infection committee of our hospital (tzmir Tire State Hospital, the first digital (Stage 7) hospital in Turkey in 2016), it was found that the rate of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) cases increased had increased over three years (2015-17) and was well above the national average. In this study, VAP prevalence in our ICU and the associated extra medication costs were calculated. Furthermore, nursing care plans related to VAP were reviewed and improvements were made according to international standards. The care plan was triggered by criteria defined in a clinical decision support system (CDSS) on the hospital information management system (HIS), and monitorization was conducted to ensure that nurses implement the care plan in a comprehensive and timely manner. As a result of the change, the rate of VAP cases. which had risen to 4.5% in 2017, was reduced to 0.5% in 2018. Similarly, we achieved cost reductions of 90.87% for VAP-based extra medications. Based on these results, it can be suggested that CDSS-supported nursing care can significantly reduce the risk of VAP and increase patient safety in the ICU.Öğe Effects of low frequency bullet vibrators on the clitoral orgasm and sexual lives of Turkish women(Wiley-Blackwell, 2015) Sayın, Umut; Kocatürk, Asiye; Arısal, T.; Dedecan, L.; Arısal, M.[Abstract Not Available]Öğe Correlation of good sexual relatıonships and satisfaction in marriage with the domestic violence in 398 postpartum women in Istanbul(Wiley-Blackwell, 2015) Sayın, Ümit; Kocatürk, AsiyeIntroduction: The authors started a series of surveys, named as İstanbul Report (IR) on Female Sexuality. This study was a subgroup of the survey series of IR. The correlation of domestic violence towards the spouse and children were investigated among post-partum women. Methods: The survey was realized among the post-partum women after their giving births in various hospitals in İstanbul. There were 58 questions. 398 responses were collected and analyzed in SPSS. The education distribution in the group was: Elementary: 29 %; High School: 53.4 %; University: 16.6 %; MSc &PhD: 0.8 %. The group was divided into two according to their responses: sexually content, satisfied and happy (A, N=295); sexually non-content, not satisfied and having sexual problems with their husbands (B, N=103). Verbal and physical violence by the husbands towards the women and the children, at different degrees, were investigated. Results: 1) In group A; verbal violence towards the women was 16.8 %, physical violence was, 7.5 %; verbal violence towards children was 7.1 %, while physical violence was 3.4 %. 2) In group B; verbal violence towards the women was 27.7 %, physical violence was, 14.7 %; verbal violence towards children was 13.2 %, while physical violence was 7.8 %. When both groups are compared there is a significant difference in terms of the attitude of the fathers. Violence attitude is nearly doubled. 3) There is verbal and physical violence to some degree in the Turkish family structure. Conclusion: Good sexual relationships and sexual satisfaction of the spouses are inversely correlated with the degree and content of the verbal or physical domestic violence; in sexually unsatisfactory relationships, the violence increases; or verbal and physical violence declines sexual relationships. For this reason, structured sexual education given to the public is very essential to improve sexual satisfaction and well-being in Turkey.Öğe Orgasmic behavior and the frequencies of sexual function disorders in 398 postpartum women in Istanbul(Wiley-Blackwell, 2015) Sayın, Ümit; Kocatürk, AsiyeIntroduction: Very few studies are realized on the orgasmic behavior and the distribution and frequencies of sexual function disorders (SFD) in Turkish women. The authors started a series of surveys, named as İstanbul Report (IR) on Female Sexuality. This study was a subgroup of the survey series of IR. Methods: The survey was realized among the post-partum women after their giving births in various hospitals in İstanbul. 58 questions were asked about the sexual behavior and other related family problems of the post-partum women. 398 responses were collected and analyzed in SPSS. The education distribution in the group was: Elementary: 29 %; High School: 53.4 %; University: 16.6 %; MSc &PhD: 0.8 %. Results: 1) Among the 398 post-partum women, the SFD frequency encountered at least once (or more) in their entire lives was 42.3 %, while the most common specific SFDs were as : Vaginismus: 10.3 % ; Dyspareunia: 12.8 %; Anorgasmia: 14.2 %; Lack of sexual interest: 6.8 %; Lubrication problems during intercourse: 2.5 %. 2) 66 % of the group stated that they experienced orgasms, always or generally or sometimes in their sexual relations with their husbands. 68.2 % of them experienced clitoral orgasms always or generally or sometimes; while coital-vaginal orgasm frequency was 17.9 % (always) and 11.3 % (generally). 47.8 % stated that they never or rarely or sometimes experienced coital-vaginal orgasms. 32.3 % of the group experienced only ONE orgasm at each love making, while 47.9 % said they experienced orgasms between 2-10. Conclusion: Vaginismus, anorgasmia, dyspareunia, lack of sexual interest, orgasm difficulties are the most common and increasing SFDs in Turkey. Experiencing coital-vaginal orgasms is also very low in Turkey. Sexual education to the public at the high schools and universities should be planned by the government or privately in Turkey. POSTER TEXT: Introduction: There are not many reports about the sexual and orgasmic behavior of Turkish women. Our group has made some surveys and still continuing other surveys (such as İstanbul Report) about the orgasmic behavior of the female population in Turkey. Anorgasmia, Dyspareunia and Vaginismus are the common sexual function disorders among Turkish females. According to the surveys we have done, nearly 14 to 20 % of educated and middle class women in Turkey suffer anorgasmia; vaginismus has also become a serious sexual problem during the last 20 years, while 9 to 13 % of Turkish women suffer from vaginismus1. In this survey, which was a part of İstanbul Report, we have investigated the sexual behavior of women among 398 postpartum women. Methods: The survey was realized among the post-partum women after their giving births in various hospitals in İstanbul. In the survey there were 58 questions about the sexual behavior and other related family problems of the post-partum women. 398 responses were collected and analyzed in SPSS. The education distribution in the group was: Elementary: 29 %; High School: 53.4 %; University: 16.6 %; MSc &PhD: 0.8 %. Minimum age was 18; maximum age was 64. The average of ages was 32.607 ± 8.3 (S.D). The age distribution is given at the below plot. Conclusion: Vaginismus, anorgasmia, dyspareunia, lack of sexual interest, orgasm difficulties are the most common and increasing SFDs in Turkey; even in the group of post-partum women who have had healthy sexual lives, the incidence of former experienced vaginismus, anorgasmia and decreased libido was higher than the expected. Compared to global findings, experiencing coital-vaginal orgasms is also very low in Turkish women. The tendency of increased SFDs occurred during the last 20 years and it seems that there is an alteration and transformation of female sexual response in the Turkish population. This consequence can be mostly because of the cultural, political, and governmental attitudes which may have changed the sexual behaviors, belief and moral systems and the visions of the Turkish males and females. Besides because of the cultural and political attitudes there is not much sexual education in the Turkish society. Sexual education given to the public at the high schools and universities should be planned by the government or privately in Turkey to overcome exploding sexual problems and SFDS.
