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Endometriosis is a chronic disease affecting approximately 10% of fertile women. These women often have negative healthcare experiences. This study adds new knowledge about endometriosis care in a hospital setting and nurses’ attitudes towardthe disease. To explore how the personal attitudes of gynecological nurses, their specialized knowledge, and their clinicalexperiences influenced the way they conceptualized and cared for women with endometriosis, participant observationsand semistructured interviews were conducted. Categorization of patients into certain kinds, with more or less legitimateneeds, provided an important framework for practice. Specialized knowledge qualified the nurses’ views of their patientsand seemed to be conducive to sustained patient involvement. However, the organization of care based solely on medicalspecialization restricted a holistic approach. An important goal is, therefore, to investigate patients’ perspectives of healthand illness and to create participatory relationships with patients, regardless of their diagnosis

Practices and Attitudes Concerning Endometriosis Among Nurses Specializing in Gynecology