• Br J Nurs · May 2016

    What nurses need to know about female genital mutilation.

    • Comfort Momoh, Olamide Olufade, and Patrice Redman-Pinard.
    • Female genital mutilation and public health specialist, Guys and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
    • Br J Nurs. 2016 May 12; 25 (9): S30-4.

    AbstractFemale genital mutilation, also known as female circumcision (FGM/C) is a deep-rooted practice in some countries that needs to be addressed if the health needs of women and girls are to be met. FGM/C has no medical or health benefits. This article will discuss the different types of FGM/C, the law and legal implications and urological complications. Urology nurses need to be aware of what their medical roles and legal responsibilities are so that they are able to sensitively and holistically care for girls and women living with or at risk of FGM/C.

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