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Abstrak :
Nurses provide care equally and do not discriminate between men and women. However, male nurses face challenges and obstacles, especially when they take care of female patients. This study aimed to explore the experiences of male nurses who look after female patients by using a descriptive qualitative design with a phenomenological approach. Ten male nurse participants aged 26–43 years and having an experience of caring for female patients for at least 2 years were included in this study. Seven themes were identified: the discomfort of female patients and male nurses; patient’s trust and privacy; the identification of factors affected by body image, age, and types of sensitive areas and actions; attention to the religion, personal beliefs, ethics, and culture of patients; professionalism, role, and competencies of nurses; communication strategies and asking for female nurses for assistance based on team methods; and the view of males in the nursing profession. This study focused on two of the main themes: attention to the religion, personal beliefs, ethics, and cultures of patients and communication strategies and asking female nurses on the team for help. Results suggest that nursing facilities need to improve their patient-focused services by considering a patient’s ethical and cultural concerns, using communication strategies, and seeking team assistance when needed in accordance with a hospital’s national accreditation standards.

Abstrak :
Perawat merawat pasien tidak membedakan laki-laki maupun perempuan. Perawat laki-laki memiliki tantangan dan hambatan, khususnya dalam merawat pasien perempuan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menggali pengalaman perawat laki-laki dalam merawat pasien perempuan. Penelitian ini menggunakan desain kualitatif desriptif pendekatan fenomenologi, dengan 10 partisipan perawat laki-laki usia 26- 43 tahun, berpengalaman merawat pasien perempuan minimal 2 tahun. Penelitian menghasilkan 7 tema, yaitu perasaan tidak nyaman pasien perempuan dan perawat laki-laki; perawat menjaga kepercayaan dan privasi pasien; Identifikasi hal yang mengganggu citra tubuh, umur, area dan jenis tindakan sensitif; perhatian pada faktor agama, keyakinan, etika, dan budaya pasien; profesionalitas, peran dan kompetensi perawat; strategi komunikasi dan minta bantuan perawat perempuan berdasarkan metode tim; pandangan keterlibatan laki-laki dalam profesi perawat. Penelitian menyimpulkan dua tema utama, yaitu perhatian terhadap faktor agama, keyakinan, etika, dan budaya pasien; dan strategi komunikasi dan minta bantuan perawat berdasarkan metode tim. Pelayanan keperawatan disarankan meningkatkan pelayanan berfokus pasien dengan memperhatikan faktor agama, keyakinan, etika, budaya pasien, dan menggunakan strategi komunikasi dan meminta bantuan tim, sesuai standar akreditasi nasional rumah sakit. ...... The nurse caring for the patient does not differentiate between men and women. Male nurses have challenges and obstacles, especially in caring for female patients. This study aims to explore the experience of male nurses in caring for female patients. This study used descriptive qualitative design of phenomenology approach, with 10 male nurse participants aged 26 43 years, experienced in caring for female patients at least 2 years. The study produced 7 themes, namely the discomfort of female patients and male nurses nurses maintain patient trust and privacy Identification of things that disturb the body image, age, area and type of sensitive actions attention to religious factors, beliefs, ethics, and patient culture professionalism, roles and competence of nurses communication strategies and ask for female nurse assistance based on team method view of male involvement in the nursing profession. The study concludes two main themes, namely attention to religious factors, beliefs, ethics, and patient culture and communication strategies and seek nurse assistance based on team methods. Nursing services are advised to improve patient focused services with regard to religious, belief, ethical, and patient culture factors, and use communication strategies and seek team assistance, according to the national hospital 39 s accreditation standards.