日期：2021年2月15日星期三3个专注于lgbtq+老年护理人员社会支持需求的研究项目已获得3800英镑的资助。 该项目由雷克瑟姆-格林德沃大学（wgu）护理、心理健康与福利团队的研究人员与当地机构合作领导，将有助于了解老年lgbtq+护理人员的需求，因为目前对这一人群的需求知之甚少。 这笔资金是通过大学内部的资金呼吁获得的，以启动这项研究，该研究将进行试点，随后发展成为一个更大规模的项目。 wgu团队将与当地相关机构密切合作，包括身体阳性的柴郡和北威尔士、北威尔士独特的跨性别网络、betsi cadwaladr大学健康委员会的平等与包容经理以及北威尔士和东威尔士护理人员信息服务。 这将确保研究结果被用于制定政策，并改善为所有个人提供的整体服务。 研究中提出的建议将提交给地方和国家政府。 与lgbtq+老年护理人员的非正式讨论表明，他们害怕向护理提供者和机构披露性取向和性别认同。 研究人员的范围界定工作将进一步探索这一点，以获得关于这一边缘化群体的有力证据。 这将包括创建一个在线问卷，在4月份开放供回复，记录这些以前被忽视的支持需求。 护理学客座教授joyhall博士说：“我们真的很高兴我们的项目获得了资助，这将使我们能够开始探索那些在我们的社会中仍然经常被边缘化的人的支持需求。 “有证据表明，需要发展服务来帮助支持lgbtq+护理人员，然而，这往往侧重于年轻的护理人员，特别是他们的心理健康支持需求。 “我们的项目将强调老年lgbtq+护理人员的特殊需求，他们经常害怕由于自己的恐同或跨性别经历而向护理人员透露自己的性取向或性别认同。 “研究结果还将用于申请更大的资金，用于扩大这项研究的范围和对社会的影响。 它还建立在wgu公民使命的目标之上，引入创新的方法来提高社区的复原力和保持健康。 它还建立在wgu公民使命的目标之上，引入创新的方法来提高社区的复原力和保持健康。date: wednesday 15 february 2023a research project focussing on the social support needs of lgbtq+ older carers’ has been awarded £3,800 of funding.the project, led by researchers from the nursing and mental health and wellbeing teams at wrexham glyndwr university (wgu) in collaboration with local agencies, will help to understand the needs of older lgbtq+ carers – as currently little is known with regards to the needs of this demographic.the funding was won via an internal funding call within the university to kick-start the study, which will be piloted and subsequently, developed into a larger scale project.the wgu team will work closely with relevant local agencies, including body positive cheshire and north wales, unique transgender network north wales, the equality and inclusion manager at betsi cadwaladr university health board, and the north and east wales carers information service. this will ensure that the research findings are used to develop policies and improve holistic service provision for all individuals. recommendations arising from the study will be given to local and national governments. informal discussions with lgbtq+ older carers suggest a fear of disclosing sexual orientations and gender identities to care providers and agencies. the researchers’ scoping exercise will further explore this to gain robust evidence on this marginalised group. this will involve creating an online questionnaire open for responses in april to record these previously overlooked support needs.dr joy hall, visiting professor in nursing, said: “we are really pleased to have received funding for our project, which will allow us to start exploring the support needs of people who are still so often marginalised in our society. “there is evidence of the need for service development to help to support lgbtq+ carers, however, this has tended to focus on younger carers and specifically at their mental health support needs. “our project will highlight the specific needs of older lgbtq+ carers, who often fear disclosing their sexual orientation or gender identity to care providers due to their own personal experiences of homophobia or transphobia.” the findings will also feed into an application for a larger funding pot that will be used to expand the study’s reach and impact on society. it also builds upon the aims of wgu’s civic mission to introduce innovative approaches to community resilience and keeping well. .亲，点击此处在线申请留学咨询服务和报名评估！我们将竭诚提供最佳评估服务！
