Can proper sexual function effectively improve nurses' performance in patient care?

Nursing is among the most demanding and emotionally taxing professions in the healthcare sector [1]. Nurses are responsible for various duties, including providing physical and psychological care to patients, administering medications, coordinating with other healthcare professionals, and responding to urgent needs [2]. Given their work's intense and stressful nature, factors that influence their physical and emotional well-being can significantly affect their job performance. One such factor that has been the subject of some discussion is sexual activity and its potential impact on performance in the workplace. While this topic is not commonly addressed in academic literature, exploring the relationship between sexual activity and nurse performance can offer new insights into their well-being and overall effectiveness [3].