Description
Book SynopsisIncreasing awareness of healthcare disparities and unique health needs of LGBTQ2S people calls for a revitalization of health professional training programs. As new topics become integrated into these programs, there is a great need for a comprehensive resource that aligns with Canadian guidelines and standards of care.
Caring for LGBTQ2S People identifies gaps in care and health care disparities, and provides clinicians with both the knowledge and the tools to continue to improve the health of LGBTQ2S people. Written by expert authors, this fully updated version builds on the critically praised first edition and highlights the significant social, medical, and legal progress that has occurred in Canada since 2003. The book includes general medical information and guidance that is useful for anyone providing care to LGBTQ2S people. Chapters in this edition provide background on the fundamentals of language, cultural competency, and the patient-provider relationsh
Table of Contents
List of Figures, Tables, and Boxes Foreword Acknowledgments 1. Why a Clinical Guide? Amy Bourns and Edward Kucharski 2. Improving Patient–Provider Relationships and Health Environments for 2SLGBTQ Patients Sydney Tam 3. History and Physical Examination Laura Stratton 4. Prevention and Screening for 2SLGBQ People Alexandre Coutin, Edward Kucharski, Amy Bourns, and Lisa Smith 5. 2SLGBTQ Children and Youth Catherine Maser and Ashley Vandermorris 6. Sexual Health Ian Armstrong and Jordan Goodridge 7. HIV Quang Nguyen 8. Mental Health Christopher Mcintosh 9. Substance Abuse Christopher (Kit) Fairgrieve 10. Reproductive Health Carrie Schram 11. Trans and Non-binary Health: Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy and Primary Care Amy Bourns 12. Indigenous LGBTQ and Two-Spirit Health Zongwe Binesikwe Crystal Hardy 13. Older 2SLGBTQ Adults and End-of-Life Decision Making Jacqueline Gahagan, Emily Hughes, and Elise Jackson 14. Caring for 2SLGBTQ Disabled People A.J. Withers, Laura Macdonald, and Elizabeth Harrison 15. LGBTQ Newcomers in Canada Mego Nerses, Nicholas Hersh, and Carol Geller Glossary Contributors Index
