Trans Patient Care Guide For health care professionals
Trans patients, just as any other patient, may have a variety of health care needs that requires the attention of a number of professionals. TESA originally created this document in 2011, in conjunction with graduate student members of a Community Service Learning (CSL)-based course at the University of Alberta. TESA updated this document in November 2020.
Note: The .pdf version posted here is for on-line distribution only. These resources are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute legal or medical advice. If you are a trans person facing problems with accessing health care from Alberta health professionals, please contact the appropriate governing body for that profession.
Note: The .pdf version posted here is for on-line distribution only. These resources are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute legal or medical advice. If you are a trans person facing problems with accessing health care from Alberta health professionals, please contact the appropriate governing body for that profession.
| TESA - Trans Patient Care Guide For health care professionals (November 2020) |
Please also see TESA's
-- links regarding medical resources for trans people
-- links regarding transitioning
-- links regarding identification for trans people
-- links regarding medical resources for trans people
-- links regarding transitioning
-- links regarding identification for trans people
NOTE: This resource was last updated in November 2020.
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