Demanda de atención sanitaria en las unidades de identidad de género de Andalucía y Cataluña durante la década 2000 a 2009

Gómez‐Gil, Esther; Antonio, Isabel Esteva de; Almaraz, Mari Cruz; Sieso, Teresa Godás; Rabinovich, Irene Halperin; Escofet, Federico Soriguer

doi:10.1016/j.rce.2011.02.002

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“…La falta de derechos, las actitudes de desprecio (homofobia y transfobia) y la discriminación laboral entre otras muchas conllevan a que estas personas sean llevadas a la marginación, motivo por el cual deciden abandonar su lugar de origen y comenzar la experiencia en vida real en un nuevo país 13 . La proporción de sujetos nacidos en otras comunidades autónomas españolas que han sido atendidos en UNATI (14,3%) es similar a la proporción reportada en Andalucía (15,2%) y superior a la de Cataluña (4,7%) 12 . Además, la proporción de extranjeros atendidos en UNATI (34,3%) se aproxima a las cifras reportadas por la unidad de Cataluña (28,6%) y en ambas comunidades el 25% de los sujetos aproximadamente son de origen Centroamericano o Sudamericano 12 .…”

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Estudio descriptivo de la transexualidad en Navarra

Basterra

Ruiz

Toni

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Anales Sis San Navarra

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resuMenFundamento. La transexualidad ha sido reconocida en Navarra como una entidad clínica que debe ser atendida de forma multidisciplinar dentro del Servicio Navarro de Salud.Métodos. Se analizan los datos epidemiológicos de 35 sujetos que han acudido a la Unidad Navarra de Transexuales e Intersexos (UNATI) desde abril de 2011. Se recogen variables relacionadas con parámetros sociodemográficos, transexualidad y tratamiento.resultados. La edad media es de 37,3 años. El 65,7% de los sujetos nacieron en España. El 71,4% de los usuarios son transexuales femeninas. Actualmente el 62,9% de los sujetos reciben tratamiento hormonal. Entre las transexuales femeninas el 20% se han sometido a mamoplastia, el 4% a vaginoplastia y el 20% a ambas intervenciones. De los transexuales masculinos el 10% se ha realizado una mastectomía, el 10% una histerectomía con doble anexectomía y el 60% ambas intervenciones.conclusiones. La mayor parte de los transexuales de Navarra están siendo valorados en UNATI. Han acudido más transexuales femeninas que masculinos. Las transexuales femeninas se someten con mayor frecuencia a cirugía de reasignación y los masculinos a cirugía extirpativa.Palabras clave. Transexualidad. Estudio descriptivo. abstract background. Transexuality has been recognized in Navarre as a clinical entity that must be attended to in a multidisciplinary form in the Navarre Health Service.

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“…Esta tasa de abandono es ligeramente superior a la cuantificada en Andalucía (12,7%) 12 . De momento, no tenemos ningún caso de personas que tras iniciar la experiencia en vida real o el tratamiento hormonal hayan presentado un arrepentimiento.…”

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Estudio descriptivo de la transexualidad en Navarra

Basterra

Ruiz

Toni

et al. 2012

Anales Sis San Navarra

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“…Andalusia was the second autonomous community in Spain (three years after Catalonia) where public health administration was transferred to its community (Aguilar and Bleda 2016). Gómez-Gil et al (2011) observe that Public Health attention to people with a gender identity disorder is a recent reality in Spain. In February 1999 the Parliament of the Autonomous Region of Andalusia approved that persons with a gender identity disorder were integrated in the sanitarian services of the Andalusian health system (sistema público sanitario andaluz, SAS).…”

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“…In a descriptive and comparative study, Gómez-Gil et al (2011) evaluated the demand for public health services during the period of 2000 to 2009 in this Andalusian unit, and compared the data with the unit in Barcelona, Catalonia. The latter was approved in 2006 as the second unit in Spain to attend to trans people.…”

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Living the Opposite Sex

Imhof¹

2022

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WHO World Health Organisation WPATH World Professional Association of Transgender Health 2 "A brave, autonomous man, capable of defending himself and those he is responsible for, in 'the street' , in public, which is his field of action [own transl.]" (Mozo González and Tena Díaz 2003: 163). 3 "A chaste woman, faithful to marriage, who has not heard of emancipation, education or sexual liberation, demure in her behaviour, dressed in dark clothes to conceal her body, and who, ultimately, manifests with her decency the value of her sexual purity, her 'shame' that constitutes the basis of her family's moral position in this 'traditional' society [own transl.]" (Mozo González and Tena Díaz 2003: 164). 4 "Ehm, Spanish society is changing a lot. Ever since the dictator died, it is in constant change." (Valentín, 2003) 5 See e.g. URL:

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The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

Argyriou,

Platero,

Gallardo‐Nieto

2024

Sexuality Gender & Policy

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Madrid is the first region in Spain whose government has managed to dismantle an already existing LGBTI legal framework, going against the recently voted Legal Gender Identity and LGBTI Law that applies at a State level (4/2023). The conservative government of Madrid has modified two regional laws to re‐establish gatekeeping and gender surveillance, thus putting the depathologization and self‐determination of gender identity at stake. LGBTI minors are particularly exposed to this measure, as the partial derogation of aspects of the Madrid law directly affects their autonomy and self‐determination. Our policy analysis examines the contradictions and severe effects of this law reform. We employ a cross‐reading of the State and regional statutory terms that are being jeopardized, to reveal the different levels of policy making in which the Spanish trans community is obliged to obey. We further call for further analysis and follow up of the consequences of these law reforms and the impact on LGBTI people of all ages.

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Demanda de atención sanitaria en las unidades de identidad de género de Andalucía y Cataluña durante la década 2000 a 2009

Cited by 34 publications

References 12 publications

Estudio descriptivo de la transexualidad en Navarra

Estudio descriptivo de la transexualidad en Navarra

Living the Opposite Sex

The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

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