Clinician Perspectives on Transgender Eating Disorder Care

We conducted a series of individual semi-structured interviews with 19 clinicians in the United States, specializing in eating disorder treatment. Interviews addressed a range of topics related to their familiarity with transgender and gender diverse populations, perceptions of facilitators, and barriers to care, and opportunities for intervention and improvement of the delivery of ED care to transgender and gender diverse populations. The current analysis focuses on provider perceptions of gender minority patients’ experiences and challenges with eating disorder treatment.

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Ferrucci K.A., McPhillips E., Lapane K.L., Jesdale B.M, & Dubé C.E. (2023). Provider perceptions of barriers and facilitators to care in eating disorder treatment for transgender and gender diverse patients: a qualitative study. Journal of Eating Disorders, 11, 36.

Publication 2023

Delivery of care Eating disorder Gender Gender minority Patients Populations Transgender

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Other organizations : University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

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