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_aFish, Julie _912098 |
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_aKarban, Kate _912099 |
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| 245 | 0 | _aLesbian, gay, bisexual and trans health inequalities: international perspectives in social work | |
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_bBristol -- _c2015 _aUnited Kingdom -- |
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| 300 | _axxv, 316p. | ||
| 520 | _aHealth inequalities have emerged as a key global concern in the early 21st century, revealing differences between individuals' health experiences or outcomes stemming from social inequalities, including sexual orientation and gender identity. Social workers play a key role in supporting LGBT people when their health is impaired, but they can also take action to actively promote health and well-being. This book will engage with social work's contribution to reducing LGBT health inequalities. | ||
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_aBisexuality _912086 |
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_aMedical care _98809 |
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_aHealth Services for Transgender Persons _912100 |
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_aHealth care for LGBTQ+ people _912101 |
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_aHealthcare Disparities _912102 |
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_aHomosexuality _912089 |
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_aSexual minorities _912103 |
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_aSocial service _98175 |
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_aTranssexuals _912104 |
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