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245 00 $aHealth care disparities and the LGBT population /$cedited by Vickie L. Harvey and Teresa Heinz Housel.
264 1 $aLanham :$bLexington Books,$c[2014]
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300 $axiii, 240 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 209-234) and index.
505 00 $gPt. 1.$tConstructing identity by coming out to your physician --$tAn introduction to the loosely knit patchwork of LGBT health care /$rTeresa Heinz Housel and Vickie L. Harvey --$tThe importance of sexual orientation disclosure to physicians for women who have sex with women /$rKarina Willes and Mike Allen --$tComing out conversations and gay/bisexual men's sexual health : a constitutive model study /$rJimmie Manning --$tShaping self with the doctor : the construction of identity for trans patients /$rKaty Ross, Juliann C. Scholl, and Gina Castle Bell --$gpt. 2.$tAccess, disparities, and harassment under the guise of policies --$tHealth insurance coverage for same-sex couples : disparities and trends under DOMA /$rGilbert Gonzales, Ryan Moltz, and Miriam King --$tCarving triangles into squares : the effects of LGBTQ-stigma-related stressors during youth, adulthood, and aging /$rDawn L. Strongin, Marc J. Silva, and Fredrick Smiley --$tReproductive physicians' treatment of lesbian patients in Germany and the United States /$rAlicia VandeVusse --$gpt. 3.$tSilencing, violence, and other forms of intimidation of LGBT people --$tLimiting transgender health : administrative violence and microaggressions in health care systems /$rSonny Nordmarken and Reese Kelly --$tWomen's health, health care service utilization, and experience of intimate partner violence in the United States /$rBethany M. Coston --$tPolitical activism as a health-giving activity : transforming silence into language and action /$rMichael Warren Tumolo.
520 $aHealth Care Disparities and the LGBT Population addresses a people whose lack of health care access, including mistreatment and refusal of services, are often omitted from discussions about health care and insurance reform. Research suggests that LGBT people experience worse health outcomes than their heterosexual counterparts. Low rates of health insurance coverage, high rates of stress due to systematic harassment, stigma, discrimination, and lack of cultural competency in the health care system frequently manifest in negative health-related behaviors. The dearth of data collection on sexual orientation and identity in state and federal health care surveys has led to inadequate information about LGBT populations, and has impeded the establishment of health programs and public policies that benefit them. With its diverse perspectives, this book will not only benefit LGBT people, but will also more broadly improve the lives of entire communities, medical care, and prevention programs and services. This research provides a better understanding of the social and structural inequalities that LGBT populations experience. Improvements to our country’s health care system should go beyond just providing universal insurance and should ensure equitable health care for all.
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