What’s it got to do with you?
Subtitle: Stonewall guide to equality monitoring Publisher: Stonewall Date of Publication: Unknown Country: UK Pages: 12
The Lives and Experiences of Lesbians Over 60 in the UK
Subtitle: Thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Publisher: University of Sussex Date of Publication: 2014 Country: UK Pages: 364
Getting care and planning for the future
Subtitle: Information for LGBTQ+ people affected by terminal illness, and their family and friends Publisher: Marie Curie Date of Publication: February 2022 Country: UK Pages: 32 If you’re LGBTQ+ and you are living with a terminal illness, this booklet may be helpful for you. Your partner, family or friends may also find it useful.Living with…
Proud to Care: LGBT and Dementia
Subtitle: A Guide for Health and Social Care Providers Publisher: LGBT Health and Wellbeing Date of Publication: Unknown (since April 2018) Country: Scotland Pages: 42 LGBT Health and Wellbeing has developed this toolkit to support health and social care staff to reflect on and develop their practice in working with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender…
Do Ask, Do Tell
Subtitle: Capturing data on sexual orientation and gender identity globally Publisher: Stonewall Date of Publication: October 2019 Country: UK Pages: 32 The guide explores the benefits of data capture and outlines the different forms it can take. Committed organisations also share their experiences and best practice through detailed case studies, providing practical examples of how…
The experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual carers during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic
Publisher: Carers UK Date of Publication: September 2022 Country: England and Wales Pages: 32
Caring for lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans clients or patients
Subtitle: Guide for nurses and health care support workers on next of kin issues Publisher: Royal College of Nursing Date of Publication: May 2016 Country: UK Pages: 12 Many health care professionals will only discuss a patient’s issues with the ‘next of kin’. This is often unofficially presumed to mean a blood relative or heterosexual…