Barriers in the social and healthcare assistance for transgender persons: A systematic review of qualitative studies

Aylagas-Crespillo, Marina; García-Barbero, Óscar; Rodríguez‐Martín, Beatriz

doi:10.1016/j.enfcle.2017.09.005

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“…Los resultados anteriores coinciden parcialmente con la mayoría de las investigaciones revisadas (Aylagas-Crespillo et al, 2017;Campo et al, 2014;Chárriez y Seda, 2015;Domínguez et al, 2018;Fajardo, 2017;Gleason et al, 2016;Lasso, 2014;Mejía y Benavides, 2008;Padilla et al, 2016;Palma y Orcasita, 2019;Profamilia, 2019;Ritterbusch et al, 2018;Roberts y Fantz, 2014;Snelgrove et al, 2012). Cabe aclarar que, por mínimo que sea el porcentaje obtenido, el que un/a/e profesional de la salud tenga una actitud negativa afecta a todas las personas que sean atendidos por este/a/e profesional.…”

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“…En este sentido, las representaciones sociales de los/las/les profesionales pueden traducirse en actitudes negativas o positivas (Perales-Quenza y Vizcaíno-Gutiérrez, 2007). Sin embargo, si estas resultan ser negativas, pueden provocar como consecuencia que las personas trans opten por no dirigirse a los servicios de salud y se autoformulen y, por ende, pongan en riesgo su vida (Aylagas-Crespillo et al, 2017;Campo et al, 2014;Chárriez y Seda, 2015;Domínguez et al, 2018;Estrada y García, 2010;Fajardo, 2017;Gleason et al, 2016;Hoyos-Hernández y Valderrama, 2020;Mejía y Benavides, 2008;Lasso, 2014;Padilla et al, 2016;Palma y Orcasita, 2019;Profamilia, 2019;Ritterbusch et al, 2018;Roberts y Fantz, 2014;Snelgrove et al, 2012).…”

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“…Considerando lo anterior, las barreras que más prevalecen en la atención médica de esta población empuja a muchas/os/es a la clandestinidad y automedicación (Aylagas-Crespillo et al, 2017;Campo et al, 2014;Chárriez y Seda, 2015;Domínguez et al, 2018;Estrada y García, 2010;Fajardo, 2017;UNFPA, 2019;Gleason et al, 2016;Mejía y Benavides, 2008;Lasso, 2014;Padilla et al, 2016;Palma y Orcasita, 2019; Profamilia y Estado del Reino de los Países Bajos [Profamilia], 2019; Ritterbusch et al, 2018;Roberts y Fantz, 2014;Snelgrove et al, 2012).…”

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Actitudes y Disposición de Estudiantes de la Salud y Ciencias Sociales en la Atención Clínica a Personas Trans

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El objetivo de esta investigación fue identificar la relación entre las actitudes, la disposición y la edad en la atención clínica a personas trans por parte de estudiantes universitarios. Esto se hizo con una muestra de 185 estudiantes de facultades de salud y ciencias sociales en Colombia a través de un cuestionario de aplicación virtual constituido por ítems de dos escalas diseñadas por Esteban et al. (2020) y Rodríguez-Madera et al. (2017). Se obtuvo que la gran mayoría de los y las participantes no presentan prejuicios altos o disposición hacia la población trans. Además, las disposiciones se relacionan con la edad debido a que las personas mayores a 30 años presentaron menores niveles de prejuicios y disposición. Finalmente, se concluye que las actitudes variarán por factores como la presión social y la intención de cambiar ese comportamiento. En cuanto a las disposiciones, se deben tener en cuenta el contexto social del/la profesional y las herramientas que usa para adquirir conocimientos en temas de diversidad sexual y de género. Palabras claves: Actitudes, atención clínica, disposición, personas trans.

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“…Discrepancies in healthcare infrastructure and practices were among the most trending topics, and prevailed in journals with 10þ IF. Healthcare issues such as lack of training and cultural sensitivity of professionals, lack of acceptability in healthcare settings, and lack of information regarding available resources are perceived by transgender persons as major barriers to healthcare decisions (Aylagas-Crespillo et al 2017). As neurology (e.g.…”

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Tracking trends of transgender health research online: are researchers and the public on the same page?

Delli

Livas

2020

Culture, Health & Sexuality

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Altmetric Explorer was searched for the most popular online articles published in Pubmed-indexed journals. The 75 articles with the highest Altmetric Attention Score (AAS) were screened for article information (date, journal, access), authorship (number of authors, affiliation and origin of the corresponding author), and research (type, subject, funding). The reviewed articles displayed a mean AAS of 241.52, were broadcast 17.03 times by news agencies, posted on Twitter 101.47 times, downloaded by 67.21 Mendeley readers, and received 62.67 citations. There was intense online interest in the transgender health literature, mainly related to mental health and social well-being. Online visibility of transgender health articles was not significantly correlated with citation counts, implying that the public, likely including transgender persons and allies, may place emphasis on different health issues than scholars. Monitoring altmetrics and interactions on electronic media may help researchers conduct research that is more meaningful to transgender individuals, and to society in general.

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“…3 Two reviews concluded that healthcare professionals were aware of their limitations in providing appropriate care to LGBTQ+ individuals and expressed that a person-centred approach to healthcare would increase the quality of care for these patients. 4,5 In recent decades, person-centred care (PCC) has become an increasingly discussed concept in health care. Healthcare professionals, patient organizations and policymakers increasingly aspire to PCC to optimize cost containment and quality of care.…”

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A content analysis on the perceptions of LGBTQ+ (centred) health care on Twitter

Diepen

Valdes²

2022

Health Expectations

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Background:LGBTQ+ individuals have experienced many barriers to receiving quality health care, but the worldwide implementation of person-centred care should make a positive change. However, as forthright disclosures are difficult to find using traditional methods, novel approaches should be utilized to uncover opinions and experiences on LGBTQ+ health care. Twitter could be a place where people post on this topic.Aim: This study aimed to explore tweets mentioning LGBTQ+ (centred) health care. Methods:The methods consisted of an explorative qualitative content analysis of tweets. The tweets were collected between 26 February and 30 March 2021, resulting in 2524 tweets of which 659 were relevant for content analysis. Results:The results showed an excess of political tweets involving LGBTQ+ health care.Many tweets included general statements on the need for LGBTQ+ health care. The few tweets on personal experiences in LGBTQ+ health care showed the overwhelming need for quality care that has been made difficult by political developments. Conclusion:Most tweets were made to inform others of the necessity of quality health care for LGBTQ+ individuals, but the utilization of person-centred care is hardly noticeable.Public Contribution: This study was conducted with the involvement of a public partner (second author) who contributed to the design, data analyses and writing of the paper. Moreover, this study involves the analysis of data provided by the public and published on social media.

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Barriers in the social and healthcare assistance for transgender persons: A systematic review of qualitative studies

Cited by 13 publications

References 19 publications

Actitudes y Disposición de Estudiantes de la Salud y Ciencias Sociales en la Atención Clínica a Personas Trans

Actitudes y Disposición de Estudiantes de la Salud y Ciencias Sociales en la Atención Clínica a Personas Trans

Tracking trends of transgender health research online: are researchers and the public on the same page?

A content analysis on the perceptions of LGBTQ+ (centred) health care on Twitter

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