Pediatric Gender Care in Primary Care Settings in West Virginia: Provider Knowledge, Attitudes, and Educational Experiences

Kacie M. Kidd, Alana Slekar,Gina M. Sequeira,Nicole F. Kahn, Lisa M. Costello, Isabela Negrin,Sara Farjo, Savannah Lusk,Snehalata Huzurbazar, Janani Narumanchi

Journal of Adolescent Health(2024)

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Purpose Pediatric primary care providers (PPCPs) often care for gender diverse youth (GDY), particularly in rural areas, but little is known about their relevant knowledge, attitudes, or educational experiences regarding caring for this population. Methods This study surveyed PPCPs throughout the rural state of West Virginia using an online survey assessing 1) demographics, 2) knowledge, 3) attitudes, and 4) educational experiences. Knowledge and attitude scores were calculated and proportion-tests and t-tests were used to compare these scores by PPCP characteristics including age, time in practice, and training background. Results In total, 51 PPCPs from throughout the state completed the survey and 82% had cared for GDY in the prior year. Younger providers (更多
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LGBTQ,Primary care,Pediatrics,Rural health
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