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We provide educational programs, resources, and consultation to health care organizations with the goal of optimizing quality, cost-effective health care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and all sexual and gender minority (LGBTQIA+) people.
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Presented by Dr. Cristina Cusin and Dr. Alex Keuroghlian, this webinar will review the current evidence on the safety and efficacy of ketamine therapy for patients with treatment resistant major depressive disorder. We will present different methods for delivering ketamine and referring patients to treatment and explore other emerging depression treatments. These treatments will be discussed through the lens of providing high-quality, culturally responsive care for LGTBQIA+ patients.
This three-part interactive, self-paced Learning Module will enhance your capacity to understand and apply the concepts presented in the Creating Welcoming and Affirming Clinical Studies for LGBTQIA+ Participants Toolkit. Presented in three parts (10-30 minutes each), this module can be completed in one sitting or taken during as many sittings as needed
This introductory glossary from the Creating Welcoming and Affirming Clinical Studies for LGBTQIA+ Participants Toolkit includes definitions of concepts and terminology relevant to LGBTQIA+ identities and medical care.
Cisgender women, transgender men, and all people assigned female at birth continue to be affected by HIV, both nationally and globally. In 2019, 6,897 HIV infections were diagnosed among cisgender women, and 46 were diagnosed among transgender men, with significant disparities by race. Among people assigned female at birth who have HIV, those who identify as Black or African American are disproportionately affected.
Presented by Chris Grasso and Milo Dorfman, this webinar will train health centers on new digital health care technologies that hold promise for engaging LGBTQIA+ people into primary care and behavioral health care. Topics include innovations in telehealth, artificial intelligence, smartphone apps, and remote patient monitoring. Participants will learn about the pros and cons of these new devices and technologies.
Presented by Dr. Cristina Cusin and Dr. Alex Keuroghlian, this webinar will review the current evidence on the safety and efficacy of ketamine therapy for patients with treatment resistant major depressive disorder. We will present different methods for delivering ketamine and referring patients to treatment and explore other emerging depression treatments. These treatments will be discussed through the lens of providing high-quality, culturally responsive care for LGTBQIA+ patients.
This three-part interactive, self-paced Learning Module will enhance your capacity to understand and apply the concepts presented in the Creating Welcoming and Affirming Clinical Studies for LGBTQIA+ Participants Toolkit. Presented in three parts (10-30 minutes each), this module can be completed in one sitting or taken during as many sittings as needed
This introductory glossary from the Creating Welcoming and Affirming Clinical Studies for LGBTQIA+ Participants Toolkit includes definitions of concepts and terminology relevant to LGBTQIA+ identities and medical care.
Cisgender women, transgender men, and all people assigned female at birth continue to be affected by HIV, both nationally and globally. In 2019, 6,897 HIV infections were diagnosed among cisgender women, and 46 were diagnosed among transgender men, with significant disparities by race. Among people assigned female at birth who have HIV, those who identify as Black or African American are disproportionately affected.
Presented by Chris Grasso and Milo Dorfman, this webinar will train health centers on new digital health care technologies that hold promise for engaging LGBTQIA+ people into primary care and behavioral health care. Topics include innovations in telehealth, artificial intelligence, smartphone apps, and remote patient monitoring. Participants will learn about the pros and cons of these new devices and technologies.
Presented by Dr. Cristina Cusin and Dr. Alex Keuroghlian, this webinar will review the current evidence on the safety and efficacy of ketamine therapy for patients with treatment resistant major depressive disorder. We will present different methods for delivering ketamine and referring patients to treatment and explore other emerging depression treatments. These treatments will be discussed through the lens of providing high-quality, culturally responsive care for LGTBQIA+ patients.
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