Patient-centered decision-making is an approach that considers the unique needs and preferences of each patient when making medical decisions. It involves involving patients in all aspects of their...
As the need for American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation services in healthcare settings has increased, researchers have sought to develop methods for assessing interpreter quality. One area of...
In today's world, where societal norms are constantly evolving and changing, it is essential to understand how prohibiting same-sex marriage affects the sexual satisfaction, frequency, and closeness...
Rural youth are particularly vulnerable to sexual risks due to lack of access to education, healthcare services, and contraceptives.
Understanding how they view these risks and what motivates them...
Stigma refers to prejudice against a certain social group, often based on their identity or characteristics such as race, gender, age, disability, or sexual orientation. Stigma can have devastating...
The term "nonbinary" refers to an individual who does not identify exclusively as male or female and may have a wide range of identities that can be expressed through self-identification. Nonbinary...
Can preventive healthcare strategies for queer populations be ethically optimized to balance autonomy, inclusivity, and societal obligation? This is an important question that requires careful...
Cultural Competence and Healthcare for Queer Individuals
Healthcare professionals must provide appropriate medical treatment that is sensitive to patients' unique needs. This means understanding...
There is no clear consensus among experts on how to balance these conflicting values. Some argue that individuals have the right to make decisions about their own bodies without government...
Sexual attraction is a natural human desire that has been studied extensively by researchers. It can have an effect on various aspects of human life, including risk perception, judgment, and...