“I’M NOT DEAD YET!”
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COVID, nursing homesAbstract
Sexual expression is not limited to youth and virility. Physical desire and sex are experienced by most persons throughout the lifespan. Sexual expression among persons living in nursing homes is often a complicated consideration of resident rights, personal desire, the duty to protect, and liability. This case examines one nursing home resident’s struggle to experience sexual connection in the time of COVID-19
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2022-06-30
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