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ForwardSelf-Study | Women's Health Drug Therapy 2012 - Caring for Transgender People: A Primary Care Approach
Transgender People
This course presents transgender specific care, recognizing the benefits and risks of using hormones for medically supervised gender transition, access resources to access with management of cross-gender hormone use, and list ways to create a culturally responsive medical practice for gender diverse people.
The course was recorded in May 2012 at a conference provided by Continuing Nursing Education at the University of Washington School of Nursing. Teaching methods include video, audio and handouts.
Publish Date: June 21, 2012. This course will be available for three years from this date.
Target Audience
Nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, nurses and healthcare professionals in all settings.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
- Identify transgender specific care and general primary care issues for gender diverse people.
- Recognize the benefits and risks of using hormones for medically supervised gender transition and be able to access resources to assist with management cross-gender hormone use.
- List ways to create a culturally responsive medical practice for gender diverse people.
Additional Information
- Identify transgender specific care and general primary care issues for gender diverse people.
- Recognize the benefits and risks of using hormones for medically supervised gender transition and be able to access resources to assist with management cross-gender hormone use.
- List ways to create a culturally responsive medical practice for gender diverse people.
Jennifer Jones-Vanderleest, MD, MSPH, FAAFP
Physician, Jail Health Services, PHSKC; Attending Physician, Neighborcare Health/Swedish Family Medicine Residency, Seattle
Available Credit
- 1.20 Contact hours
- 1.20 Pharmacology hours at the advanced practice level