Ohio University researchers studying healthcare experiences of LGBT Athletes with athletic trainers. Run by @munsonburnerATC- feel free to contact w/ questions!
New online first from Emily Elizabeth Munson, MS, ATC, and colleagues:
Transgender Athletes’ Experiences With Health Care in the Athletic Training Setting
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
In the new issue from Emily Elizabeth Munson, MS, ATC (@munsonburnerATC) and Dr. Kristine Ensign, ATC (@krisensign):
Transgender Athletes’ Experiences With Health Care in the Athletic Training Setting
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
New online first from Emily Elizabeth Munson, MS, ATC, (@munsonburnerATC) and Dr. Kristine Ensign, ATC (@krisensign):
Transgender Athletes’ Experiences With Health Care in the Athletic Training Setting
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #3: Information about transgender people should be included in AT curriculums. Athletic trainers can also use inclusive language, signal that facilities are safe for all, and be familiar with resources for transgender athletes.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #1: Transgender people often report negative health care experiences, leading many to avoid seeking care. The experiences of transgender athletes with athletic trainers (ATs) are currently unknown.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #2: Participants commonly perceived a lack of clinician education on transgender needs, which combined with a lack of support or hostile environment to lead to discomfort and avoidance.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
New online first from Emily Elizabeth Munson, MS, ATC, (@munsonburnerATC) and Dr. Kristine Ensign, ATC (@krisensign):
Transgender Athletes’ Experiences With Health Care in the Athletic Training Setting
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #3: Information about transgender people should be included in AT curriculums. Athletic trainers can also use inclusive language, signal that facilities are safe for all, and be familiar with resources for transgender athletes.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #2: Participants commonly perceived a lack of clinician education on transgender needs, which combined with a lack of support or hostile environment to lead to discomfort and avoidance.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
Key Point #1: Transgender people often report negative health care experiences, leading many to avoid seeking care. The experiences of transgender athletes with athletic trainers (ATs) are currently unknown.
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
New online first from Emily Elizabeth Munson, MS, ATC, and colleagues:
Transgender Athletes’ Experiences With Health Care in the Athletic Training Setting
Link: https://t.co/zKpgEEpiuk
ITS HERE! The first part of our research has been published: Transgender athletes experiences with health care in the athletic training setting. Find it here as online first from @JAT_NATA https://t.co/9MZKMMNqTG
#transresearch#lgbtresearch#researchpaper#JAT#ATtwitter
‼️New Podcast Alert‼️
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PATS Diversity and Inclusivity Committee joins us for round 2. Plus, Em Munson joins us as a special guest to discuss their research and experience. A truly impactful show that you don’t want to miss.
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LINK: https://t.co/YQtVwyIziC
Check it out! I (@munsonburnerATC) joined @DrSiple on the @gopatsAT podcast to talk about LGBT+ inclusion in AT! Got to discuss this research a bit, and also lots, lots more- give it a watch/listen and share!
Episode 11 Diversity and Inclusivity Part 2 https://t.co/uPO3QYfQ5t
Looking for ways to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for patients who identify as LGBTQ+?
Check out this handy infographic from @NATA1950#LGBTQHistoryMonth