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| About Us Our mission is to help to promote better patient modesty in medical settings and help medical professionals to be more sensitive to the importance of patient modesty in medical settings and help patients and their spouses who wish have same gender care for certain procedures and/or surgeries get their wishes. Our goal is to contact hospitals all over the United States giving them information on how important patient modesty is and encourage them to educate their doctors, nurses, technicians, and other staff members on the importance of patient modesty. Too many medical professionals think patients need to take off too many clothes such as underwear for certain surgeries such as knee surgery which is unnecessary. We also hope to encourage hospitals to have enough male nurses available for intimate procedures on male patients because many men are uncomfortable with female nurses doing certain procedures on them. We also hope to contact many urology and ob/gyn offices explaining how important it is for many patients to only have same gender medical professionals participate in intimate procedures or surgeries that expose their private parts. Sometimes, female ob/gyns don't even realize how important it is to some female patients and their husbands that no males be involved in their ob/gyn care. For example, a woman and her husband requested an all female ob/gyn operating room team for his wife's hysterectomy. To their horror, a male scrub technician ended up participating in the surgery. Our goal is also to help patients to stand up for their rights to patient modesty and not be afraid to speak up when they feel like their modesty has been violated. Patients who feel like their modesty has been violated should write letters to the doctors and/or hospitals sharing the details in effort to help them to be more sensitive in the future and help other patients who greatly value their modesty. The more patients that speak up, the better chance we have of changing way patient modesty is approached in medical settings. We don't support abortion or euthanasia so we will not have anything to do with patient modesty in those cases. We are concerned about a number of hospitals in the United States especially rural areas that have many male ob/gyns and not enough female ob/gyns that can attend births of babies. There are way too many hospitals that cannot assure women and their husbands that they will have a female ob/gyn present for the birth of their baby. We would like to contact those hospitals to encourage them to hire more female ob/gyns. We are also concerned about a number of hospitals in the United States that don't have enough male nurses available for male patients who must have intimate procedures/surgeries such as vasectomy and urinary catheterization done. We would like to encourage those hospitals to have enough male nurses available for this reason. |
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