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Providing trauma-informed care to patients who identify as LGBTQAII Christopher S. Guelbert

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Guelbert, Christopher S

Contributor(s):

Guelbert, Christoper S

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TextPublication details: Hagerstown, MD Wolter Kluwer Health 2023Description: vol. 53(4) :pages 45-52ISSN:

0360-4039

Uniform titles:

Nursing 2023 July 2023

Subject(s):

Chronic minority stress, discrimination

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Abstract: Individuals in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning), asexual (or allied), intersex (LGBTQAI) community may experience higher levels of trauma than the general population. Trauma-informed care is an evidence-based method of providing care to patients who identify as LGBTQAI to prevent retraumatization of the individual. Therefore, using principles of trauma-informed nursing with these individuals is of utmost importance.

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Individuals in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning), asexual (or allied), intersex (LGBTQAI) community may experience higher levels of trauma than the general population. Trauma-informed care is an evidence-based method of providing care to patients who identify as LGBTQAI to prevent retraumatization of the individual. Therefore, using principles of trauma-informed nursing with these individuals is of utmost importance.

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