Türkiye’de Hemşirelik Alanında Üreme Sağlığı- Cinsel Sağlık Konularında Yapılmış Olan Tezlerin İçerik Açısından İncelenmesi

Authors : Derya Yüksel Koçak, Nuriye Büyükkayaci Duman

Pages : 265-270

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Publication Date : 2019-06-01

Article Type : Research

Abstract :Aim: This study was carried out in order to examine the contents of theses in nursing departments located in the database of Turkish Council of Higher Education national thesis center. Method: Master’s theses in the field of nursing education were screened in YÖK database by giving/searching for the keywords ‘sexual health’ and ‘reproductive health’. All theses included in the system were included in the study at any specific given time interval. As a result of the screening, a total of 15 thesis studies were reached. Findings: It was determined that the majority of the studies were a master thesis studies n = 14 studies and the number increased after 2012 12 studies , 46.6% of the studies were conducted with information???. All of the studies are quantitative and the majority 80% are descriptive. More than half of the studies 53.4% had the sample calculation and the sample number was calculated by the "sample size formula known by the number of individuals at the stage”. Nearly half of the sample was composed of women 46.6% and students 33.3% . When the region of study was examined, it was seen that most of them were conducted in Central Anatolia region 46.6% n = 7 study and Marmara region 33.3% n = 5 study . Results: It seems that more qualitative or empirical studies should be conducted, It is suggested that the sample of the following studies should be made of individuals who are risky individuals multifaceted individuals, disadvantaged groups, migrants, disabled individuals, low socioeconomic and educational levels, living in rural areas and those who do not fall within the scope of the metropolitan area . In the future, it is suggested that women’s reproductive health and female sexual health, which are important issues in terms of male individuals, should be examined and questioned by nurses.
Keywords : Reproductive health, sexual health, content analysis