Inclusion of people with disabilities in sexual health: An analysis of national sexual health guidelines in the United Kingdom
This review examines how UK sexual health guidelines address the needs of those with disabilities and discusses the future of health policy and service provisions.
People with disabilities are often overlooked in sexual health research, practice, and policy. This review examines how people with disabilities are included in national sexual health and related guidelines in the United Kingdom. It explores how disability is represented across key documents and discusses implications for future sexual health policy and service provision.
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Yoshiko Sakuma
A trained physiotherapist with experience in both the UK and Japan. She is a global health researcher at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Her research focuses on participatory and community-driven approaches to sexual and reproductive health among people with disabilities.
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