Assessment of barriers to inclusive gynecologic care for transgender and gender-diverse patients, suggesting changes to clinical practices.
Transgender and gender-diverse patients seeking gynecologic care often have significant barriers to receiving inclusive care. These barriers can occur at every step of the care process from making appointments to seeing a clinician to reading a progress note in the medical record. By recognizing the shortcomings of current care models and incorporating inclusive practices into daily workflows, safer spaces can be achieved for patients obtaining gynecologic care.
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