LGBTQ Equality in Dentistry
$18.00
LGBTQ people have long faced stigma and discrimination, which also affects their ability to receive affirming and culturally sensitive medical treatment. While LGBTQ people have the same need for nonjudgmental, affirming, competent dental care as everyone else, they frequently encounter obstacles ranging from blatant hostility to a dearth of practitioners who are familiar with the particular health requirements of the LGBTQ community. This course covers methods for being an LGBTQ ally and setting up a supportive, equitable, and affirming dentistry office.
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