Informationsbedürfnisse von Endometriose-Betroffenen: Ergebnisse co-kreativer Workshops im Rahmen des Projekts „InformEndo“
Co-creative workshops revealed that endometriosis patients have extensive information needs regarding specialized care, fertility, post-operative recovery, menopause, complementary medicine, and legal/financial matters.
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This study utilized co-creative workshops to identify the information needs of individuals affected by endometriosis, a chronic condition impacting approximately 10% of women of reproductive age. Participants highlighted significant gaps in specialized medical care, expressing frustration with diagnostic delays and a lack of trust in the healthcare system due to insufficient treatment options. The findings revealed demands for comprehensive, evidence-based resources covering fertility treatments, surgical aftercare, alternative therapies, and legal or financial support mechanisms. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on patient-reported informational needs and barriers to accessing adequate care within the German-speaking region.
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