So-Eun Jang, Yun Mi Lee, Youn-Jung Son
Structural equation modeling of factors associated with nursing students' professionalism during the COVID-19 pandemic
Nursing & health sciences
colombia health care people trans life experiences characterised countless barriers health services care commonly trans people experienced stigma discrimination among health professionals lack services professionals specialized guarantee affirmative processes nonhegemonic gender perspectives exists marked pathologization medicalization services therefore necessary provide affirmative health services improve health wellbeing recognition needs experiences article describes life narratives health care gender transitions trans women colombia qualitative narrative study conducted 139 trans women seven cities colombia indepth interviews discussion groups conducted june 2019 march 2020 data analyzed using thematic analysis atlas ti cloud program national international ethical guidelines followed development research research provided overview health experiences colombian trans women reported experiences pathologizing approaches transgender healthcare stigma discrimination barriers accessing preventive specialized regular healthcare services reason opted selfmedicated gender transition processes selfmanagement health care important aspect consider within healthcare women want binary gender transition processes participants felt colombia lack affirmative health care transgender women many limitations care related gender transition processes exposes situations violate rights influences lack confidence search professional health care colombia important develop strategies education information communication well handbook health workers specialized healthcare trans women