Supportive interactions with primary care doctors are associated with better mental health among transgender people: results of a nationwide survey in Aotearoa/New Zealand

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RT @gjtreharne: New article on the importance of supportive interactions with GPs for mental health among trans people. Co-authored with Ro…

RT @OxfordJournals: Providing transgender people with high-quality gender-affirming and routine primary care is a matter of urgency. #trans…

Providing transgender people with high-quality gender-affirming and routine primary care is a matter of urgency. #transdayofvisibility A study by researchers at @otago and @waikato highlights that only half of transgender people report supportive care:…

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