Philosophical Ethics can play an important role in developing effective policies that can help protect individuals from experiencing discrimination due to their sexual orientation or gender identity...
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...
Due to systemic, logistical, or structural barriers that have persisted for decades in healthcare systems around the world, there is a growing awareness about the need for diversifying patient...
There has been an increase in the need for effective ways to communicate risk to LGBT populations while minimizing stigma and fear. This is particularly important given the increased prevalence of...
Patient rights in healthcare refer to the legal and ethical principles that protect patients from harm and ensure their autonomy, dignity, privacy, and access to care. In recent years, there has been...
Healthcare is an essential service that everyone needs to have access to.
Many people face discrimination in the healthcare system due to their gender identity or sexual orientation. Queer...
We will explore the impact of historical medical harms on the trust that queer individuals have in healthcare today. We will examine how past experiences of discrimination and mistreatment have...
The study of healthcare and human sexuality is an intricate one, encompassing a wide range of topics including gender identity, sexual orientation, and social factors that contribute to individual's...
The study of disease patterns is called epidemiology. It is used to identify risk factors that are associated with diseases or health conditions. These risk factors may include age, gender,...
Implicit Biases Among Healthcare Providers
Implicit bias is a pervasive issue that can lead to significant disparities in healthcare for marginalized communities, including the LGBTQ+ population....