Reference List for LGBT Health Research: A Comprehensive Overview

This assignment presents a comprehensive reference list focusing on LGBT health research. The references cover a wide range of topics, including healthcare for the LGBT community, nursing education, sexual orientation, gender identity, mental health, health equity, and the impact of stigma. The list includes journal articles, research papers, and books that explore various aspects of LGBT health, such as the experiences of LGBT individuals in healthcare settings, educational initiatives aimed at improving healthcare professionals' knowledge and attitudes, and the effects of social factors on health outcomes. The references span multiple years and represent diverse perspectives within the field, providing a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the current state of LGBT health research.

Reference List
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