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Demographic characteristics, long-term health conditions and healthcare experiences of 6333 trans and non-binary adults in England: nationally representative evidence from the 2021 GP Patient Survey Original research

Medicine and Health

Demographic characteristics, long-term health conditions and healthcare experiences of 6333 trans and non-binary adults in England: nationally representative evidence from the 2021 GP Patient Survey Original research

C. L. Saunders, A. Berner, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Catherine L Saunders and colleagues delves into the health and healthcare experiences of 6333 trans and non-binary adults in England. Discover how demographic factors impact health conditions and the critical need for tailored healthcare improvement programs designed specifically for this community.... show more
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