Recommendations for Trans*- Inclusive Healthcare

River  Ujhadbor; Eshka  Chuck; Nat Gohlan; Francesca  Groce; Toby  Hambley; Daisy  Silverman; Lucian Wu; Dörte Bemme; Verity Buckley; Katie Chamberlain; Charlotte Woodhead; Isa Salinen

Recommendations for Trans*- Inclusive Healthcare

River Ujhadbor, Eshka Chuck, Nat Gohlan, Francesca Groce, Toby Hambley, Daisy Silverman, Lucian Wu, Dörte Bemme, Verity Buckley, Katie Chamberlain, Charlotte Woodhead, Isa Salinen

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Abstract

These recommendations were developed as part of the ‘Trans* Health Participatory
Action Research’ Project led by River Ujhadbor, an NIHR Pre-doctoral Fellow at King’s
College London. The project aimed to improve our understandings of the complex interplay between institutional processes, social environments and the mental lives of young trans* people.

For 12 weeks we shared a collective journey of Participatory Action Research (PAR)
exploring our experiences of living life as a trans* person and seeking gender-affirming care on the NHS. By using arts-based and qualitative social-science methods, we mapped the obstacles young people face in attempting to access these services and we learnt about the subsequent mental-health impact of navigating these obstacles.

Original language	English
Type	Practice guidelines
Media of output	Report
Number of pages	33
Publication status	Published - 15 Sept 2022

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