Description: Research on unpaid LGBT carers is limited, with most studies focusing on HIV/AIDS care, particularly for gay men. Key findings emphasize the need for more research on diverse aspects of LGBT caregiving, including the importance of being “out,” the role of community support, and the unique challenges faced by lesbian and trans carers. Publisher:…
Subheading: A good practice briefing Description: When comparing the experiences of lesbian,gay and bisexual carers to heterosexual carers, the researchfound that lesbian, gay and bisexual carers were: Publisher: Carers UK Date: 2023 Country: UK Pages: 23
Subheading: A systematic scoping review Publisher: Kneale et al (Ageing & Society) Date: 2019 Country: UK Pages: 23
Subtitle: Addressing inequalities in end of life care: Overview report Publication Date: May 2016 Publisher: Care Quality Commission Country: England Pages: 44
Publisher: LGBT Foundation Publication Date: 2022 Country: UK Pages: 40
Subtitle: Examining the Effects of Male Gay Partner Bereavement, Masculinity and Identity Publisher: University of Liverpool UK Publication Date: Nov 2015 Pages: 38
Subtitle: Exploring the concerns, preferences and experiences of LGBT*Q social housing residents Publisher: University of Surrey Date: 2017 Country: UK Pages: 9 The study aimed to uncover LGBT*Q residents’ experiences in relation to their social housing and their views about what needs to be changed. This brochure provides a snapshot of the findings from the…
Publisher: Opening Doors Publication Date: December 2021 Country: UK Pages: 12 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES KEY FINDINGSOver half (56%) of LGBTQ+ people over 50 reported that their health generally was good or very goodNearly half (48%) stated that they had long-term conditions or illnesses that substantially interfered with theirday-to-day activitiesNearly half (49%)of respondents described their general mental…
Publisher: The Open University, University of Nottingham, University of Manchester Date: 2016 Country: UK Pages: 20 This report presents case studies from a research study about ageing and bisexuality. The case studies are freelyavailable for use by others
Publisher: Public Health England Date: 2018 Country: England Pages: 37 There is evidence that lesbian, bisexual and other women who have sex with women (LBWSW) experience significant health inequalities, and specific barriers to services and support.LBWSW face complex and interconnected experiences of social disadvantage and barriers to being and flourishing as ‘who they are’ linked…