ArticleDelaware journal of public health2025
Building Comprehensive Gender Affirming Care Programs: Recommendations Based on Planned Parenthood of Delaware's Model of Care.
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Abstract
To truly embrace gender-affirming care, society must also address the broader social determinants of health that impact transgender and nonbinary individuals. This entails tackling issues such as housing instability, unemployment, and mental health challenges through tailored programs and inclusive policies. Holistic support mechanisms can help create a foundation where individuals not only access care but also feel empowered to lead fulfilling lives. Moreover, research and data collection must evolve to include and accurately represent gender-diverse populations. This can shape targeted interventions and foster a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced within these communities. By prioritizing inclusive research practices, public health systems can ensure that policies and programs are grounded in evidence that reflects lived experiences. As the journey toward equitable care continues, it is essential to celebrate the resilience and strength of transgender and nonbinary individuals. Their voices and lived experiences should remain central in shaping policies, practices, and narratives surrounding gender-affirming care. Together, communities, policymakers, and healthcare providers can drive systemic change that affirms and uplifts every individual, embodying the true essence of equity and justice.
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