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QC24
Preferred Label
transgender
transgenreCategory label
TransgenderTransgenreQ-Code supplementary keywords
homosexualbisexualgaylesbiansexual minoritybisexuelhomosexuellesbienneQ-Code acronym
LGBTQ-Code scope note
is the state of one's gender identity or gender expression not matching one's assigned sex (Wikipedia)état de l'identité de genre d'une personne au cas où l'expression de genre ne correspond pas au sexe assigné (Wikipedia) Q-Code conceptual content
Health Services for Transgendered Persons ; Access to specialized care for transgendered populations. Health systems organized to take account of the special healthcare needs of marginalized groups who may face barriers in accessing health services. (MeSH)Sexual minorities ; Individuals including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, gender non-conforming people, and other populations whose sexual orientation or GENDER IDENTITY and reproductive development is considered outside cultural, societal, or physiological norms. (MeSH 2017)Transgendered Persons ; Persons having a sense of persistent identification with, and expression of, gender-coded behaviors not typically associated with one's anatomical sex at birth, and with or without a desire to undergo SEX REASSIGNMENT PROCEDURES. Year introduced: 2013 (MeSH)Transgenre : désigne une personne dont le genre ne coïncide pas avec son sexe, c’est-à-dire une personne qui n’est pas forcément intersexuée mais qui a l’intime sentiment d’appartenir à un autre genre que celui que son corps laisserait supposer, et pour qui cet intime sentiment est durable et n’est pas la conséquence uniquement de troubles psychiatriques manifestes passagers ou durables. Est transgenre toute personne qui ne s’identifie pas complètement au rôle social culturellement assigné à son sexe, sans se croire pour autant atteinte d’un « trouble d’identité de genre » ou d’un syndrome, et qui se libère de toute croyance en des rôles sexués naturels et intangibles (Motmans J et all 2009)Bibliographic link
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