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My comment: While Lynn's abstract is interesting, it is noteworthy again that these are not new issues as per the included references. I would disagree that further research is required. A root cause analysis is not going to add anything further to what has already been demonstrated. It is now a matter of policy.
“Come here. I want you to feel a normal rectum. Do it.”
http://www.absame.net/conf/ocs/index.php/annual/2009/paper/viewPaper/58
“Come here. I want you to feel a normal rectum. Do it.”: medical students’ explanations of their behaviours during consent dilemmas involving intimate examinations." Lynn Monrouxe, Charlotte Rees, Laura Rees-Davies, Kieran Sweeney Building: The Lodge at Santa Fe Room: Kachina Ballroom A Date: 2009-10-10 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Last modified: July 7, 2009
Why is it so hard for medical establishment to figure this out? Is it just too inconvenient to introduce the patient to the people who will be touching their bodies?
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