Advances in Research on Pediatric Gender Affirming Healthcare
- 1 Edición - 1 de julio de 2026
- Última edición
- Editores: Danielle Moyer, Jess Guerriero, Kara Connelly
- Idioma: Inglés
Advances in Research on Pediatric Gender Affirming Healthcare summarizes recent and ongoing research efforts across global regions in the field of pediatric gender affirming health… Leer más
Descripción
Descripción
The final chapter summarizes the current state of research, highlights key gaps in scientific knowledge, and asserts a call to action to researchers in the field to answer principal questions with high-quality research methods. Contributors from diverse backgrounds and experience come together with informative scientific findings in an effort to reduce bias and better meet the needs of this marginalized group of young people.
Puntos claves
Puntos claves
• Corrects and inoculates against misinformation about pediatric gender-affirming healthcare
• Improves the lives of transgender and gender diverse children, adolescents, and their families
De interès para
De interès para
Índice
Índice
CHAPTER 1 Putting pediatric gender affirming healthcare and research into context
Meredithe McNamara, Joseph T. Whelihan Jr, Jessica M. Bernacki and Juanita K. Hodax
CHAPTER 2 Gender development and developmental pathways
Alora A. Rando and Esha Vaid
CHAPTER 3 Risk and resilience among transgender and gender diverse youth
Jonathan Poquiz, Afiya Sajwani, Sabrina Gretkierewicz and Lisa M. Buckloh
CHAPTER 4 Overview of healthcare and barriers to access
Jess T. Guerriero and Danielle N. Moyer
Part II Pediatric gender-affirming healthcare
CHAPTER 5 Holistic and interdisciplinary healthcare for transgender and gender diverse youth
T. Zachary Huit, Amanda F. Terry, Michaela Patton, Claire Coyne and Diane Chen
CHAPTER 6 Pubertal suppression
Kelsey Eitel, Karine Khatchadourian and Daniel Klink
CHAPTER 7 Testosterone and estradiol
Kara J. Connelly and Danielle N. Moyer
CHAPTER 8 Other medical and nonmedical treatments for gender dysphoria
Matthew Goldenberg
CHAPTER 9 Surgical interventions in adolescence and young adulthood
Sarah K. Fadich, Rebecca Rada and Jessica A. Lee
CHAPTER 10 Mental healthcare for youth and families
Ashleigh Lin, Helen Morgan, Penelope Strauss, Yael Perry and Blake S. Cavve
Part III Additional topics of interest
CHAPTER 11 Fertility and fertility preservation
Hayley K. Baines, Leena Nahata, Evelyn Mok-Lin and Norah M. van Mello
CHAPTER 12 Sexual development, health, and functioning
Theodore R. Burnes
CHAPTER 13 Long-term satisfaction and risk of regret
Josh Tiller-Ormord
CHAPTER 14 Conclusion and future research directions
Jonna Finocchio and Natalie Nokoff
Detalles del producto
Detalles del producto
- Edición: 1
- Última edición
- Publicado: 1 de julio de 2026
- Idioma: Inglés
Sobre los editores
Sobre los editores
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Danielle Moyer
Danielle N. Moyer is the Director of Psychology for an interdisciplinary pediatric gender clinic, which serves the medical, social, and mental health needs of transgender and gender diverse youth and their families. Dr. Moyer has served over 800 families in her past 4 years in this role and continues to conduct research and educate others on pediatric gender affirming healthcare. As the co-investigator on a multi-institution, grant-funded research study on sleep health and trans youth, as well as several additional unfunded research projects, she regularly presents research in this area at international conferences, publishes in peer reviewed journals, and works closely with prominent researchers throughout the world for collaboration and staying up to date on the latest research. Dr. Moyer is committed to equity, justice, and ensuring responsible dissemination of advances in gender affirming healthcare research.
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Jess Guerriero
Jess Guerriero has graduate degrees in both Social Work and Gender and Cultural Studies from Simmons College. Their thesis focused on the expansion of transgender health coverage and the movement toward therapists as partners, rather than gatekeepers, in the transition process. Jess worked at Fenway Health, a community health center geared towards LGBTQI-identified individuals, where they carried a caseload of children, adolescents, and adults, some navigating medical transitions. Jess also ran a support group for parents of trans youth and established an independent consulting business to assist schools, businesses, and providers implement more trans-inclusive policies. Jess previously worked in Quality Management at LifeWorksNW, served as an internal trainer on LGBTQI-related topics, and was the chair of the Transgender Care Workgroup. Currently Jess works for OHSU’s Transgender Health Program, is highly involved with patients seeking care from Pediatric Endocrinology and pursuing phalloplasty, and regularly participates in patient and workforce education sessions.
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