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Abstract
Introduction: The Methods: Authors of this retrospective study analyzed medical records of patients seen at a Midwestern health center. We included patients aged 18 or older who attended a new patient visit at either the gender diversity clinic (GDC) or the general gynecology (GYN) clinic between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2023. We used generalized estimating equations to assess changes in wait times and distance traveled pre- vs. post- Results: We reviewed 5,260 charts, 4,552 from the GYN clinic and 708 from the GDC. Following Conclusions: Patients continue to seek gender-affirming care in the post-
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