Katie Wynne
John Hunter Hospital, NSW, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Gender-affirming care can be provided in a primary care setting or in specialist clinics. A larger workforce is required in order to meet the needs of trans people in Australia. Delivering transgender health is an important role of the endocrinologist and is part of the training curriculum. Adult care is centred around an informed consent model led by client goals. The assessment and initiation of masculinising and feminising gender-affirming hormone therapy are discussed. The contemporary challenges and solutions to increasing capacity within the health service are examined from the perspective of the NSW experience.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
High rates of obesity in young adults with type 1 diabetes (T1D) (#231)
2:00 PM
Christopher Rowe
ADS Clinical Poster Session - Type 1 Diabetes (general)
Novel CFTR modifiers may rapidly restore β-cell function in patients with cystic fibrosis (#295)
2:00 PM
Jeff Ahn
ADS Clinical Poster Session - Cystic Fibrosis
Pregnant women should be risk-stratified to prevent unnecessary glucose challenge (#316)
2:00 PM
Evelyn Tan
ADS Clinical Poster Session - Gestational Diabetes & Diabetes in Pregnancy
Identifying women with abnormal glucose metabolism after gestational diabetes (#47)
3:00 PM
Mary Ho
ADEA Oral Presentations - Evaluation of supportive models of care