A Survey of Nursing Students’ Knowledge of and Attitudes Toward LGBT Health Care Concerns

Supporting transvisibility and gender diversity in nursing practice and education: embracing cultural safety

“…As a result of the dominance of cis-normative and heteronormative perspectives (Bauer et al, 2009), there is often extremely limited discussion of gender diversity in many nursing curricula, and many discussions that include gender diversity may do so in the context of discussing non-binary status as a potential risk factor for other conditions, such a mental health issues and sexually transmitted infections (Carabez, Pellegrini, Mankovitz, Eliason, Ciano, et al, 2015;Carabez, Pellegrini, Mankovitz, Eliason, & Dariotis, 2015;Cornelius & Carrick, 2015;Daley & MacDonnell, 2015;Eliason et al, 2010;Lim, Brown, & Jones, 2013;Lim & Levitt, 2011;Lim et al, 2015;Merryfeather & Bruce, 2014;Röndahl, 2009;Walsh Brennan et al, 2012;Walsh & Hendrickson, 2015). Further evidence of nursing's silence on transhealth is provided by Eliason et al's (2010) CINAHL search of the top ten nursing journals from 2005 until 2009, which only identified eight articles addressing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) health (0.16%) among the 5,000 that were published.…”

Attitudes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parents seeking health care for their children in two early parenting services in Australia

“…), and in line with other research (Röndahl et al . , Crisp , Cornelius & Carrick , Lim & Hsu ), the most negative attitudes were found among respondents who reported at least a weekly frequency of prayer, and non‐Caucasians, closely followed by those with ‘other’ party voting behaviour and liberal voters.…”

“…Consistent with others (Röndahl et al . , Crisp , Cornelius & Carrick ), these negative attitudes were associated with those who held strong religious views and were conservative voters. Positive responses were found in those who had a friend or family member who identified as LGBT.…”

“…These responses are similar to other studies in this area (Röndahl et al . , Crisp , Cornelius & Carrick ). Another study that included nursing and medical students (Chapman et al .…”

Perspektiva študentov zdravstvene nege do istospolno usmerjenih

“…V raziskavi smo ugotovili, da študenti zdravstvene nege dodiplomskega študijskega programa izkazujejo izredno šibko oziroma nezadostno znanje o homoseksualnosti. Podobno so pomanjkanje znanja med študenti zdravstvene nege ugotovili tudi Chapman in sodelavci (2012) ter Cornelius in Carrick (2015). Predhodne raziskave kažejo tudi izredno slabo znanje med zaposlenimi medicinskimi sestrami in študenti medicine (Banwari, et al, 2015;Lopes, et al, 2016;Della Pelle, et al, 2018).…”