Subtitle: A guide for services and organisations working with older people Publisher: LGBT Health and Wellbeing Date: 2015 Country: UK Pages: 24 What does it mean to be inclusive of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people? How can you make sure that LGBT people feel actively welcomed? Why is it important to go beyond…
Subtitle: Trans and gender diverse communities’ access to and experiences of palliative care and end of life care Publisher: Hospice UK Date: 2023 Country: England Pages: 38 This report shows that in many instances, the end of life care that trans and gender diverse people receive is not inclusive of them, and despite best intentions…
Publisher: Public Health England Date: 2018 Country: England Pages: 37 There is evidence that lesbian, bisexual and other women who have sex with women (LBWSW) experience significant health inequalities, and specific barriers to services and support.LBWSW face complex and interconnected experiences of social disadvantage and barriers to being and flourishing as ‘who they are’ linked…
Publisher: British Medical Association (BMA), Association of LGBTQ+ Doctors and Dentists (GLAAD) Date: 2022 Country: UK Pages: 70 In 2016, the BMA and the Association of LGBTQ+ Doctors and Dentists (GLADD) conducted research looking at the experiences of discrimination faced by lesbian, gay and bisexual doctors in the workplace. Six years on, we wanted to…
Publisher: House of Commons Women and Equalities Commission Date: 16 Oct 2019 Country: UK Pages: 51 “We have found that too few health and social care providers are actively thinking about LGBT people when they plan their services and that senior leaders are not doing enough to ensure that LGBT-inclusion is hardwired into commissioning strategies.…
Subtitle: Dignified and inclusive health and social care for older trans people in Wales Publisher: The Trans Ageing and Care (TrAC) Project Publication Date: November 2019 Country: Wales Pages: 4 Practical things that you can do – as an individual, a service or an ally, to make your practice and service more trans inclusive.
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…
Subtitle: The reality of end of life care for LGBT people Publisher: Marie Curie Country: UK Pages: 44 Everyone should have the right to high-quality palliative care when they have a terminal illness, regardless of their condition, where they live, or their personal circumstances. The UK has been ranked as the best country in the…
Country: UK Length: 07:00 Publisher: Dying Matters Impactful short film explaining why it is important to create environments where LGBT+ people can be their whole authentic selves, with a few ideas about what you might do to achieve that.
Subtitle: Achieving quality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people Publisher: NHS National End of Life Care Programme Country: UK Pages: 36 This practical implementation document aims to address end of life care needs in relation to lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people, in order to improve quality of care. It has been developed…