Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners Northern Ireland (RCGPNI) Date: 2017 Country: Northern Ireland Pages: 12 These guidelines have been developed to support GPs and GP employed nurses in the care of Trans patients.
Country: UK Length: 01:08 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: A GP talks about the benefits his practice has seen after receiving accreditation from the LGBT Foundation. Also see this press release about the Pride in Practice scheme.
Country: UK Length: 00:58 Publisher: LGBT SAND Comments: A short film illustrating the 2016 festival, made a s a promotional film for 2017
Publisher: Compassion in Dying Country: UK Pages: 30 Most people have some form of opinion about how they would like to be treated at the end of their lives, regardless of their identity or background. For LGBT people in particular, your identity might have an impact on the treatment and care you would like to…
Country: UK Length: 23:40 Now You See Me is the collaborative project of one older lesbian researcher/writer and one queer, curious young film-maker. Building on Jane Traies’s research into the Lives and Experiences of Older Lesbians in the UK (University of Sussex, 2014) and into the invisibility of Older Lesbians (University of Birmingham, 2009), together…
Publisher: AgeUK, et al Country: UK Pages: 56 (LGBT Chapter starts p45) This publication looks across all the protected characteristics and flags up issues where the risk and prevalence of dementia may vary for different groups and how access and provision of services must take into account the needs of particular groups. Minority groups often…
Subtitle: LGBT housing futures: a feasibility study Publisher: Stonewall Housing Country: UK Pages: 8
Subtitle: LGBT housing futures: a feasibility study Publisher: Stonewall Housing Country: UK Pages: 39
Subtitle: An RCN guide for nursing and health care professionals Publisher: Royal College of Nursing Date: 2016 Country: UK Pages: 16 The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) recognises that trans people frequently experience prejudice and discrimination. The nursing community can, through its professional actions and interests, work to eliminate and significantly reduce this at both an…
Subtitle: Addressing Inequalities in End Of Life Care Publisher: Care Quality Commission Country: UK Pages: 4 2016 Although lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people experience a higher incidence of life-limiting illness, the experience of LGBT people at the end of life has often been overlooked. Evidence shows that discrimination continues to have an adverse…