Trans13-117a

Mental Health 3 – Special Topics: Forensics

Speakers: Randi Ettner, PhD

This presentation will be a discussion of how forensic psychology has advanced the field of transgender care and the challenges in doing so.

Audio CDs: 1

Audio CD

$15.00

$15.00

Trans13-109

Policy Institute – Transgender Health Coverage

Speakers: André Wilson, MS; Jamison Green, PhD; Cecilia Chung; Susanne Watson, PhD

Challenges and work-arounds in implementation. We will discuss the continuing barriers to access reported by healthcare providers and patients alike both in inclusive plans and those with exclusions: challenges in prior authorization and claims processing, limited provider networks, and outdated insurer medical guidelines. We will provide information on documentation, procedure and diagnosis codes so providers can minimize denials and succeed with billing and appeals, and discuss strategies for direct advocacy with insurers. We will continue with an overview of progress towards inclusion, best practices and indispensable advocacy tools such as the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Equality Indexes (MEI, CEI) and professional association interventions. Comparing progress towards trans*-inclusive benefits in the healthcare industry with other professional sectors. The role healthcare providers can play in eliminating exclusions in their own sector. Outdated medical policies currently used by most insurers remain a central barrier. We will discuss our draft “Model Guideline” and issues posed by utilization management systems. We will also look at the progress made by the Healthy San Francisco program, and by Kaiser Permanente.

MP3

$10.00

$10.00

Trans13-104

Medical Training: Basic – Transgender Care for the Primary Care Provider – Part I

Speakers: Linda Wesp, NP; Jennifer Hastings, MD; Ronica Mukerjee, NP; Jamie Feldman, MD, PhD; Barry Zevin, MD; Nathan Levitt, RN

Transgender care for the primary care provider: Part 1 These sessions are a comprehensive primer for medical providers new to caring for transgender and gender nonconforming populations, this session will consist of two consecutive 90 minute sections. Topics to be covered include cultural sensitivity, capacity building, cross-sex hormone management, primary care and screening, models of intake and care, and a didactic case based discussion. This evidence-based curriculum is designed to provide the foundation necessary for the provider who desires to become competent in the clinical care of transgender patients.

Audio CDs: 2

Audio CD

$15.00

$15.00

Trans13-102

Trans Youth

Speakers: Ellen Kahn, MSS; Anne E. Nicoll, PhD Graciela L. Orozco, EdD; John A. Blando, PhD; Chav Doherty, MS, MA; Laura C. Strom, MFT Johanna Olson, MD; Marvin Belzer, MD; Leslie Clark, PhD MPH; Shree Schrager, MS, PhD; Lisa Simons, MD

Expanding gender boundaries: Teens talk about their world. Retrospective research of the transgender experience during adolescence: Implications for school counselors. Baseline characteristics of transgender youth naïve to cross-sex hormone therapy DISCUSSION/SIGNIFICANCE OF IMPACT: Transgender youth are aware of the incongruence between their internal gender identity and their assigned gender at early ages. Levels of depression and suicidality demonstrate that youth need timely and appropriate intervention. Evaluation of these youth over time will help determine the impact of cross sex hormones and mental health therapy

Audio CDs: 1

Audio CD

$15.00

$15.00

Subtotal

$55.00