One limitation of this study stems from collecting data during 2 academic years to increase the sample size. A 2018 study by McNiel et al documented a baccalaureate nursing program that successfully addressed a need for increased education on LGBTQ-specific health topics. Providing specific education and training for both faculty and students that includes the many dimensions of diversity represented in the patients we care for, including those who identify as LGBTQ+, will ensure that entry-level PTs are truly prepared to provide equitable care for all. aApproximately how many hours of didactic lectures on equitable care for LGBTQ patients did your program present to students in the 2015/16 or 2016–2017 academic year?

I have realized that I’m only into girls when it comes to sex because I’ve only been able to ‘feel good’ when I thought of doing it with women.Studies also suggest that LGBT adults experience higher rates of diabetes, hypertension, and reduced mobility. Literature addressing cultural competency related to race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, and learning abilities in physical therapist education programs exists.

On a one-to-one level, the collaboration and mutual sharing of knowledge and joint problem solving between myself and Sarah-Joy exceeded my expectations. There are compelling reasons for addressing gay and lesbian issues in educational and workplace settings. Includes themes of: Lesbianism, BDSM, Bondage, forced, first time, teacher and student, best friend, thriller, mystery, erotica, female domination, submission, free to use. This event brought together some of the key lesbian literary figures in Los Angeles and was shared to digital audiences through instagram live and YouTube: https://m.Fifty percent of the PDs who responded, reported “yes” their program presented didactic lectures focused on equitable care for LGBTQ patients, compared with 38% “no” and 12% “I don't know”. Despite the risk of inconsistent terminology, this study uses the more inclusive LGBTQ+ term whenever possible.