Lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender
Subtitle: Planning for later life (Money matters) Publisher: AgeUK Country: UK Pages: 44
Pride In Practice: Urban Village Medical Practice on the positive impact
Country: UK Length: 01:38 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: Practice staff describe how working with LGBT Foundation has built greater trust with LGBT patients, and improved the language they use when dealing with patients.
Pride In Practice: Urban Village Medical Practice on the most beneficial change
Country: UK Length: 01:43 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: Practice staff discuss how working with LGBT Foundation has improved uptake of sexual health screening and enabled the practice to develop more inclusive policies.
Pride In Practice: Urban Village Medical Practice on being aware of patients sexuality
Country: UK Length: 01:03 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: Practice staff discuss how awareness of patients’ sexuality can improve care.
Pride In Practice: Urban Village Medical Practice on being supportive of LGBT patients
Country: UK Length: 01:58 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: Practice staff discuss some of the benefits of working with LGBT Foundation, including signposting a trans patient to them while the patient was waiting for NHS counselling.
Pride in Practice: Urban Village Medical Practice on how they found the process
Country: UK Length: 01:33 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: A GP practice discusses the process of becoming accreditted by LGBT Foundation
LGBT people in later life
Subtitle: Why housing and care matters Publisher: SITRA Country: UK Pages: 12
The State of the City
Subtitle: For Manchester’s Older Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Communities Publisher: LGBT Foundation (Manchester City Council) Country: UK Pages: 24
OLD BOYS – a film about older LGBT people
Country: UK Length: 05:39 Comments: A documentary by Zi Ling about older gay men, featuring members of Opening Doors London (leading charity in UK for older LGBT people).
LGBT Health Inequalities
This ground-breaking book examines inequalities experienced by LGBT people and considers the role of social work in addressing them. The book is organised in three parts: the first provides a policy context in four countries, the second examines social work practice in tackling health inequalities, and part three considers research and pedagogic developments. The book’s…