Lesbian Training at the Space Force Academy: Book 4 of the Pansexual Adventures of the Starship Panoply

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This makes it impossible to assess whether the sample group is truly representative of a diverse cross section of DPT programs nationwide and potentially limits the generalizability of our findings. Through programming, we were able to extend this reach, add new pieces of information and objects to the collection, and deepen relationships between ONE and the community. This year, I found a guest lecture for sexuality and aging issues, particularly within the LGBTQ community.

A 2011 survey examining inclusion of LGBT-related content in medical school curricula (n = 132) found the median number of content hours to be 5, with substantial variation in quantity, content, and perceived quality of instruction. In an effort to conceptualize a standardized curricular approach, DPT programs should consider the pros and cons to dedicated courses or learning activities versus integrating LGBTQ+ topics throughout existing course content. The first principle of the APTA's Code of Ethics for the Physical Therapist states, “PTs shall act in a respectful manner toward each person, regardless of age, gender, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, social or economic status, sexual orientation, health condition, or disability.Our qualitative analysis suggests that programs are not sure where to place this content in the curriculum, resulting in significant variation in pedagogy, topics, and approaches to curricular inclusion. Lesbian Literature panel talk: Sarah-Joy and Curator Alexis were invited to contribute to a panel for GAZE international film festival in Dublin following a screening of the documentary ‘In Her Words’: https://ifi. Three themes emerged from the qualitative analysis of the PDs’ responses to the open-ended questions: LGBTQ health topics included in the curriculum, teaching strategies used to present LGBTQ topics (pedagogy), and titles of courses that included LGBTQ topics. Literature addressing cultural competency related to race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, and learning abilities in physical therapist education programs exists.

Although the project began with a tight focus on lesbian pulp novels, the project later expanded to examining the legacy of these pulp novels, and how this marked a shift in lesbian literature toward women’s grassroots publishing. This special issue explores LGBT clinical competence, professional training, and ethical care within an interdisciplinary context and, to our knowledge, represents the first attempt to address LGBT clinical competence from a multidisciplinary health care perspective. n = 70), 11% selected zero hours, 39% selected 1–2 hours, 39% selected 2–5 hours, and 11% selected more than 5 hours. You should always consult your own healthcare provider if you have a health problem or medical condition. Demographic data were not collected from the survey respondents in an effort to remove barriers to survey response.Responding to the question, “In your opinion, how many didactic hours per year should be devoted to equitable health care for LGBTQ patients?

The Health of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Building a Foundation for Better Understanding. Continuously working to recognize oppression, privilege, and the ways they impact marginalized communities.Responses to the 7 survey questions that pertain to LGBTQ training and curricular content in DPT programs are reported in this study. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. INTERPRETATION: Considerable energy and emotion are spent by gay and lesbian medical students and residents navigating training programs, which may be, at best, indifferent and, at worst, hostile. In addition, attitudes and curricula could have changed over the 8-month period between surveys, and if this were the case, it would not be reflected in the data amalgamation. BACKGROUND: Gay and lesbian physicians in training face considerable challenges as they become professionalized.