2019
DOI: 10.1080/15532739.2019.1629370
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Health disparities between binary and non binary trans people: A community-driven survey

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“…Bowling, Baldwin, & Schnarrs (2019) aimed to identify and understand resilience related to health and health care among a community sample of 21 gender diverse identifying adults and demonstrate how stakeholders can identify target areas for interventions and policy change aimed at improving resilience in gender diverse communities by utilizing the Resilience Activation Framework. Burgwal et al (2019) look at health disparities between binary and nonbinary trans people with a community-driven survey in five countries (Georgia, Poland, Serbia, Spain, and Sweden) comparing overall health and well-being of genderqueer and nonbinary (GQNB) people with binary trans men and women, taking into account the impact of the additive effect of their socio-economic position, as well as their current need for gender affirming medical interventions. Their novel research found that GQNB people reported significantly poorer self-reported health and general well-being in comparison to binary trans respondents.…”
Section: Transforming the Paradigm Of Nonbinary Transgender Health: A Field In Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bowling, Baldwin, & Schnarrs (2019) aimed to identify and understand resilience related to health and health care among a community sample of 21 gender diverse identifying adults and demonstrate how stakeholders can identify target areas for interventions and policy change aimed at improving resilience in gender diverse communities by utilizing the Resilience Activation Framework. Burgwal et al (2019) look at health disparities between binary and nonbinary trans people with a community-driven survey in five countries (Georgia, Poland, Serbia, Spain, and Sweden) comparing overall health and well-being of genderqueer and nonbinary (GQNB) people with binary trans men and women, taking into account the impact of the additive effect of their socio-economic position, as well as their current need for gender affirming medical interventions. Their novel research found that GQNB people reported significantly poorer self-reported health and general well-being in comparison to binary trans respondents.…”
Section: Transforming the Paradigm Of Nonbinary Transgender Health: A Field In Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La categoría "no binario" posee también alta frecuencia de diagnóstico y tratamiento de depresión. Aunque estudios en otros contextos reportan que las personas no binarias, en comparación con aquellas de categorías binarias, presentan peores indicadores de salud 36,37 , otros estudios evidencian menos tentativas suicidas y búsqueda de ayuda por depresión o ansiedad 38 . Con todo, los resultados del presente estudio sugieren que, en Chile, el grupo "no binario" presenta características específicas que deben ser consideradas tanto en la investigación como en el abordaje profesional de la salud en la población transgénero.…”
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“…Pored toga, Pravilnik koji reguliše rad naše Republičke stručne komisije za transrodna stanja pre svega se odnosi na transpolne osobe. Ipak, važno je da naglasimo da su rodno nebinarne osobe i osobe drugih trans identiteta prepoznate kao posebno osetljiva grupa u zdravstvenom sistemu [22] . Kako bismo bili sigurni da će pitanja biti Tabela 3.…”
Section: Informisanost O Procesu Prilagođavanja Polaunclassified