Interventions targeting LGBTQIA+ populations to advance health equity

Ginaldi, Lia; De Martinis, Massimo

doi:10.1016/j.ejim.2024.01.008

European Journal of Internal Medicine

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ejim.2024.01.008

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Interventions targeting LGBTQIA+ populations to advance health equity

Lia Ginaldi,

Massimo De Martinis

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“…There is too much discrepancy and above all, the contents of the courses are not always adequate. The need to address health inequalities for sexual minorities is increasingly pressing [ 2 , 3 ].…”

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Who needs education on LGBTQIA+ healthcare inclusion?

Ginaldi,

De Martinis

2024

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The topic of education on healthcare needs and equity of care for LGBTQIA+ populations is an extremely current issue. There is a demand for education on these topics not only from medical and other health sciences students but also from established healthcare professionals. Given this widespread educational deficiency, it is natural to ask whether the teaching class is prepared to satisfy these requests or in turn needs training on these issues and above all whether it is capable of transmitting attention and sensitivity on the issues of inclusion and equality in needs of healthcare.

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The urgency of systematically acquiring sexual orientation and gender identity data (SOGI) to ensure equity of care

Azzellino,

Ginaldi,

De Martinis

2024

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We read the interesting and meritorious study by Kratzer and colleagues 1 on cancer in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or gender-nonconforming (LGBTQIAþ) people.The authors highlight the greater exposure to several risk conditions of these populations, which translates into a higher cancer burden. Conversely, these are groups of people who are sometimes difficult to identify and reach by prevention campaigns and who may encounter several obstacles accessing care.Too many barriers to health equity in the LGBTQIAþ population still exist. Most studies indicate that one of the main barriers is represented by the lack of information on people's sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). Another very recent study 2 confirmed the little attention given to the collection of SOGI data in oncology. This information, on the one hand, is quite obvious for those who work in the field; on the other hand, it is discouraging if you think about what has been done in past years to raise awareness of these issues. However, it is precisely the first awareness that helps us overcome the second immediate and instinctive disappointment and strengthens us in our commitment to raising awareness and improving disparities in care for all disadvantaged and minority people and here, specifically, forLGBTQIAþ populations. Regional differences exist in the equity of care for sexual minorities, reflecting the different social and cultural contexts that require different interventions.

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Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) and electronic health record data collection by national health systems to overcome disparities in healthcare

Ginaldi,

Lelii,

Pinto

et al. 2024

Intensive and Critical Care Nursing

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Interventions targeting LGBTQIA+ populations to advance health equity

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Who needs education on LGBTQIA+ healthcare inclusion?

Who needs education on LGBTQIA+ healthcare inclusion?

The urgency of systematically acquiring sexual orientation and gender identity data (SOGI) to ensure equity of care

Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) and electronic health record data collection by national health systems to overcome disparities in healthcare

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