As evidenced in the course, the only way to reduce health inequalities in LGBTQ+ people is by taking a long hard look at the situation. It's easy to turn a b...
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As evidenced in the course, the only way to reduce health inequalities in LGBTQ+ people is by taking a long hard look at the situation. It's easy to turn a blind eye or refuse to accept that "not being non-inclusive" is different to being "actively inclusive", a term used throughout this course and for good reason.
Not your usual online training, this course is engaging throughout and the information delivered in such a way as to encourage thought and insight. It also answers many of the all-too-important questions raised when considering providing hands-on care to LGBTQ+ people- somethign I have never seen covered in any other course. For example- What nerves are involved in what procedure, what should my intake forms look like, what are my legal responsibilities, what presentations might I see in my practice and what differentials should I be considering, what impact does X hormone have on the body, on their recovery, on their outcomes from care....
I could go on.
I very much enjoyed this course and will be using it as a reference tool to keep coming back to as I refine my practice with the small, achievable steps outlined in the course and work to becoming a more 'actively inclusive' practitioner.
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