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SEXUALITY, IDENTITY & HEALTHCARE ACCESS: THE INTERSECTIONAL IMPACT OF MEDICAL INVISIBILITY ON LGBTQ+ COMMUNITIES

Medical invisibility is a significant issue faced by many members of the LGBTQ+ community, particularly those who identify as transgender, nonbinary, intersex, and/or genderqueer. This phenomenon...

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HOW CULTURAL COMPETENCE IN HEALTHCARE CAN IMPROVE CARE FOR LGBT PATIENTS

What is cultural competency in healthcare?
Cultural competence means that healthcare providers recognize, respect, and respond to the diverse values, beliefs, attitudes, language barriers,...

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CULTURALLY SENSITIVE HEALTHCARE FOR LGBTQ INDIVIDUALS: TRAINING, POLICIES, INCLUSIVITY, AND RESEARCH

LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges when accessing healthcare due to discrimination, stigma, and lack of cultural competency among providers. Systemic interventions are necessary to ensure equal...

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SOLUTION: ETHICS IN HEALTHCARE: PROMOTING EQUALITY FOR SEXUAL MINORITIES THROUGH MORAL PHILOSOPHY

There has been an increased focus on ethics within healthcare, particularly regarding sexual orientation and gender identity. This is due to the fact that sexual minorities face significant...

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THE IMPORTANCE OF RELATIONAL ETHICS, CARE, AND RESPONSIBILITY IN LGBT HEALTHCARE: A GUIDE FOR PROVIDERS.

Relational ethics, care, and responsibility are important principles to consider when working with marginalized LGBT individuals. These principles provide guidance for how healthcare professionals...

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LGBTQ+ EXPERIENCES WITH HEALTH CARE: EXPLORING BARRIERS AND SOLUTIONS FOR EQUITABLE TREATMENT

LGBTQ+ people have faced discrimination and prejudice throughout history, which has led to many challenges and difficulties in accessing health care services. This essay will explore how healthcare...

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HOW BIASES AMONG HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS IMPACT LGBTQ+ PATIENT OUTCOMES?

How do biases among healthcare providers influence LGBTQ+ patient outcomes?
Healthcare professionals often have preconceived notions about patients based on their gender identity, sexual...

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QUEER ELDERS FACE BARRIERS TO HEALTHCARE DUE TO MARGINALIZATION IN SOCIETY AND AGING PROCESS

Aging is an integral part of life. As people age, they experience various physical and mental changes that affect their daily lives. Queer individuals are often marginalized in society due to their...

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HOW HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS CAN ADDRESS ETHICAL CHALLENGES AROUND PROVIDING INCLUSIVE CARE FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS

There has been an increasing focus on the need for inclusivity and equity within healthcare institutions, particularly when it comes to providing care for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Despite these...

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THE EFFECTS OF IMPLICIT BIAS ON HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS DECISION MAKING WHEN WORKING WITH LGBTQ+ PATIENTS

Implicit Biases Among Healthcare Professionals
Implicit biases are unconscious attitudes or stereotypes that individuals hold towards certain groups of people without being aware of them. These...

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