Risultati per: Transgender – Competenze e ruoli del medico di medicina generale

Dal 24 al 26 ottobre si svolgerà in digitale Iconografia della Salute, il festival delle Medical Humanities ideato nel 2020 dal Centro Studi Medical Humanities dell’Azienda ospedaliera di Alessandria. Ad aprire i lavori del Festival sarà Sandro Spinsanti, fondatore Istituto Giano e pioniere delle medical humanities in Italia

Dal 24 al 26 ottobre si svolgerà in digitale Iconografia della Salute, il festival delle Medical Humanities ideato nel 2020 dal Centro Studi Medical Humanities dell’Azienda ospedaliera territoriale di Alessandria. Ad aprire i lavori del Festival sarà Sandro Spinsanti, fondatore Istituto Giano e pioniere delle medical humanities in Italia

Una piena riconferma per il Segretario Generale Silvestro Scotti e il suo Esecutivo Nazionale, con l’ingresso in squadra di una donna sotto i quarant’anni come prevedeva lo statuto nella modifica voluta nel corso del mandato dall’Esecutivo uscente

Indipendentemente da età e ruolo professionale svolto, la quasi totalità degli intervistati (89,60%) ritiene che sia opportuno e improcrastinabile equiparare ad altre realtà internazionali la formazione dei medici di medicina generale tramite l’istituzione di vere e proprie scuole di specializzazione universitaria in medicina generale

Saranno trattati i temi caldi che la medicina generale dovrà affrontare per un rilancio dell’assistenza territoriale nel Servizio Sanitario Nazionale

“Siamo d’accordo con il Presidente dell’Inail, Franco Bettoni, sulla necessità che l’infortunio sul lavoro debba essere ampliato ai medici di medicina generale e liberi professionisti e ad altre categorie  di lavoratori attualmente senza questa tutela”. Così Pina Onotri, Segretario Generale del Sindacato Medici Italiani (SMI), in risposta a quanto dichiarato oggi dal presidente dell’Istituto nazionale per l’assicurazione contro gli infortuni sul lavoro

Comunicato del 07/09/2022 n°37

Ultima volta del «concorsone» nazionale: dall’anno prossimo varranno le pre-selezioni già al liceo. Sempre che le elezioni non cambino lo scenario

This Viewpoint advocates for the inclusion of transgender and nonbinary persons in clinical trials and tumor registries.

Objective
The aim was to investigate the extent of cauda equina syndrome (CES) litigation and explore the process of medico-legal litigation in relation to physiotherapy in the UK.

Design
A multimethods inquiry that followed on from a previously conducted scoping literature review was undertaken to address the aim. This included freedom of information requests and direct communication with relevant stakeholders and organisations.

Results
A total of 2496 CES claims were found in the UK between 2012 and 2020. 51 of these were attributed to physiotherapists. There was little information available to physiotherapists regarding the legal process of litigation and much of this information was not from a physiotherapist’s perspective.

Conclusion
This is the first study that has investigated the extent and process of CES litigation in physiotherapy in the UK. The extent of CES litigation appears to be high considering CES is a rare spinal condition. Furthermore, the extent of CES litigation is suspected to be considerably higher than the data reported in this study due to the issues identified in how CES claims are recorded. Finally, there is no clearly articulated, easily accessible information describing the process and support available for physiotherapists in receipt of a legal claim.

La pandemia ha ricordato non solo il valore intrinseco della salute, ma anche quanto sia una componente essenziale dei rapporti economici e sociali

Introduction
Globally, transgender and other gender diverse (trans) people face pervasive stigma, which contributes to health inequities across multiple health outcomes. Stigma is a fundamental cause of health inequities because it simultaneously limits access to resources, contributes to systemic vulnerability and generates chronic stress. Anti-trans stigma occurs across multiple socioecological levels, resulting in multiple possible definitions and measurements of trans stigma. Understanding how trans stigma has been measured in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) is critical to health promotion efforts for trans communities. Accordingly, this scoping review will identify and examine how anti-trans stigma has been measured in existing LMIC-specific research to inform best practices for measurement of anti-trans stigma that includes consideration of local context.

Methods and analysis
This is the protocol for a scoping review of anti-trans stigma in LMICs. We will search (from January 2001 to December 2021) PubMed, WHO Global Medicus and EBSCO. Study selection will conform to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews Checklist. Original studies in English, Spanish, Arabic or Russian will be included. Reviewers will independently screen all citations, full-text articles and abstract data. Data analysis will involve quantitative and qualitative methods. A narrative summary of findings will be conducted.

Ethics and dissemination
As a scoping review (no direct interaction with participants), this study is exempt from human subjects oversight. Understanding context-specific ways to measure anti-trans stigma is urgently needed to support trans health globally. The planned scoping review will help to address this gap. Results of the review will be disseminated in a peer-reviewed journal and likely in other media such as conferences, seminars and symposia.

Protocol registration number
osf.io/qcs2v

La medicina generale sarà ridisegnata nei prossimi anni: il Pnrr punta tutto sull’assistenza territoriale e il ruolo dei medici di medicina generale è destinato a cambiare. Ne abbiamo parlato nella nostra Diretta Live con Ovidio Brignoli (Vicepresidente SIMG) e Federico Contu (Coordinatore Segretariato giovani medici)

Introduction
In recent years, there has been strong interest in making digital health and social tools more accessible, particularly among vulnerable and stigmatised groups such as transgender people. While transgender people experience unique physical, mental and sexual health needs, not much is currently known about the extent to which they use information and communication technologies such as short messaging service and videoconferencing to access health services. In this paper, we discuss our protocol for a scoping review of the literature about the delivery and utilisation of digitally mediated health services for transgender populations.

Methods and analysis
This scoping review of the provision and experience of telemedicine among transgender people will follow the methodological framework developed by Arksey and O’Malley. The search will be conducted using three online databases, namely PubMed, CINAHL and Scopus, with additional literature explored using Google Scholar to identify grey literature. Relevant English-language studies will be shortlisted after completing a title and abstract review based on defined inclusion criteria. Following that, a final list of included studies will be compiled after a full-text review of the shortlisted articles has been completed. To enable the screening process, a team of researchers will be assigned refereed publications explicitly referring to the provision and experience of transgender healthcare through telemedicine. Screening performed independently will then collaboratively be reviewed to maintain consistency.

Ethics and dissemination
The research is exempt from ethics approval since our analysis is based on extant research into the use of digital technologies in providing healthcare to transgender people. The results of this study will be disseminated through peer-reviewed academic publications and presentations. Our analysis will guide the design of further research and practice relating to the use of digital communication technologies to deliver healthcare services to transgender people.

This article discusses the clinical approach to psychopharmacology in regard to the psychosocial and physiological needs of transgender and gender diverse people.