Health Resources
Organizations and Web Resources
Protocols and Guidelines
Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, New York City - Many community clinics use a combination of Tom Waddell Health Center and Callen-Lorde CHC Protocols. The Callen Lorde Protocols are only available by direct request (use link for request form). Providers like them because they are visit-by-visit specific and have a strong informed consent component. [PDF Document]
Endocrine Therapy for Adults, Suggested Guidelines written by two physicians, a pharmacist and health educator, provides information on effects, regimens and delivery methods, lab work and other issues for prescribers, January, 2006. [link to PDF document]
Transgender Primary Medical Care: Suggested Guidelines for Clinicians by Jamie L. Feldman MD, PhD and Joshua Goldberg, Transgender Health Care Project , January 2006. [link to PDF document]
Transgender HIV/AIDS Services Best Practices Guidelines developed through the San Francisco Department of Public Health, HIV Health Services with community and provider collaboration, 2006.
Shifting the Paradigm of Intersex Treatment - Key points of comparison between the concealment-centered model and the patient-centered model prepared by Dr. Alice Dreger for the Intersex Society of North America [includes link to PDF Document]
Standards of Care for Gender Identity Disorders, Sixth Version. World Professional Association on Transgender Health (Formerly known as the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association) (February 20, 2001). [PDF Document]
Tom Waddell Health Center Transgender Clinic, Protocols for Hormonal Reassignment of Gender , 2001
Articles
Feldman, J. and Bockting, W. (2003) Transgender Health , Minnesota Medicine, Volume 86, July 2003.
Gorton, N.; Buth, J, Spade, D.(2005) Medical Therapy and Health Maintenance for Transgender Men: A Guide for Health Care Providers .
Karasic, D., Exploring your Patient's Gender Identity : Presentation at the Transgender Care Conference, UCSF, May 5, 2000. [ Transcript of above presentation : Dan Karasic, MD, and Lori Kohler, MD]
Keatley, J. and Clements-Nolle, K. Factsheet: What are the Prevention Needs of Male-to-Female Transgender Persons? University of California, San Francisco, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, (2001) (Spanish/EspaƱol )
Gooren, Louis J. G. (1999) Hormonal Sex Reassignment , International Journal of Transgenderism, 3(3).
Lurie, S. (April/May/June 2006). Overview of Transgender Issues for College Health Centers , College Health in Action, Vol. 45(4), p. 1 and 10.
Maguen, S, Shipherd, J, Harris, H, Providing Culturally Sensitive Care for Transgender Patients , Cognitive and Behavioral Practice 12: 479-490, 2005.
Moore, E; Wisniewski, A; Dobs, A. (2003). Endocrine Treatment of Transsexual People: A Review of Treatment Regimens, Outcomes and Adverse Effects . Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 88 (8). [PDF Document]
National Coalition for LBGT Health (2004). An Overview of US Trans Health Priorities [PDF Document]
Oriel, K. A. (2000). Medical care of transsexual patients . Journal of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association 4(4): 185-193.
Post, P, (2002), Crossing to Safety: Transgender Health and Homelessness , Healing Hands: A publication of the Health Care for the Homeless Clinician's Network, 6 (4), June 2002. [PDF Document]
Smith, D and Walter, J, (2005), Improving Services to Transgender Students, Improving Services to All Students , Student Health Spectrum, Special issue on Cultural Competency: A Publication of the Chickering Group, January 2005. See pp. 29-34.
Spack, N. (2005) Transgenderism . Lahey Clinic Medical Ethics, in collaboration with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Fall 2005, Vol. 12, Issue 3.