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Two years of innovative dermatological care: the first public health consultation service for the transgender and gender diverse community in Argentina.

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Two years of innovative dermatological care: the first public health consultation service for the transgender and gender diverse community in Argentina. (English)

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The LGBTQI + community encounters distinct healthcare challenges due to discrimination and inadequate understanding of their needs. (English)

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BACKGROUND (English)

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2024

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Dermatologists play a crucial role in addressing this by fostering inclusiveness, recognizing individual concerns, and adopting tailored approaches, thereby promoting a more equitable healthcare system. (English)

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BACKGROUND (English)

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2024

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To address the need for an inclusive healthcare space, the authors established the first dermatological practice exclusively for transgender and non-binary patients. (English)

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OBJECTIVE (English)

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2024

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This article presents a comprehensive two-year experience in a public hospital. (English)

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OBJECTIVE (English)

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2024

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The authors conducted a retrospective and descriptive study, analyzing the medical records of 114 patients evaluated at a specialized dermatological practice between June 2021 and May 2023. (English)

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METHODS (English)

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2024

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Key variables assessed included self-identified gender, age, residence, access to private healthcare, human immunodeficiency virus status, hormonal treatment, surgical interventions, consultation motives, employment stability, and family support during gender expression transition. (English)

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METHODS (English)

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2024

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The present study included 114 patients, 49.1% trans men, 39.5% trans women, and 8.8% non-binary individuals. (English)

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RESULTS (English)

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2024

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Trans men, on average younger than trans women (p < 0.001), predominantly sought care for body modification-related concerns, particularly acne and androgenetic alopecia. (English)

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RESULTS (English)

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2024

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In contrast, trans women exhibited a more diverse range of consultation motives typically unrelated to hormonal or surgical procedures. (English)

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RESULTS (English)

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2024

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This study is retrospective and limited in geographic scope. (English)

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STUDY LIMITATIONS (English)

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2024

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Additionally, the patient population lacked diversity in terms of Black ethnicity. (English)

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STUDY LIMITATIONS (English)

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2024

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The pioneering dermatological practice for transgender and non-binary patients exemplifies healthcare equity and cultural competence. (English)

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CONCLUSIONS (English)

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2024

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Effective LGBTQI + healthcare requires addressing unique dermatological concerns while fostering inclusiveness and continuous learning within the medical community. (English)

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CONCLUSIONS (English)

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2024