Study objective Transgender, transsexual, or transitioned (trans) people have reported
avoiding medical care because of negative experiences or fear of such experiences. The …

Transgender women experience decreased access to HIV-related healthcare relative to
cisgender people, in part due to pervasive transphobia in healthcare. This perspective …

Scant research has explored the engagement of transgender (trans) women living with HIV
(WLWH) in the HIV care cascade, particularly in universal health care settings like Canada …

Background Transgender (trans) women are overrepresented among people living with HIV,
yet trans women living with HIV (WLWH) experience lower access to HIV care. Access to …

Family creation can be an important part of transsexual, transgender, or gender
nonconforming (TGNC) people's lives. The implications for fully informed consent leading to …

This research, commissioned by the Malaysian AIDS Council in 2007, is qualitative and
descriptive in nature. In depth face-to-face interviews were carried out with 15 mak nyah …

This paper reports on the findings of part of an interview study of lesbian and gay men's
experiences of nursing care which was conducted to develop nursing guidance for members …

Unlike any other disease so far, the 'exceptional'nature of HIV/AIDS has prompted debate
about the necessity, but also the challenges, of regulating practitioner–patient …

Cultural identity is an important factor in how well Aboriginal people respond to HIV/AIDS
prevention or, once diagnosed with HIV or AIDS, how it affects their health care. This study …

Purpose: Even in cases of medical emergency, mistreatment and negative experiences in
life or in medical settings can deter trans patients from seeking necessary care. The purpose …