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Identifying and Referring LGBT Caregivers
 September 2017 | John Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Chase Brexton Health Center, and SAGE
As a health care professional, your ability to identify and refer caregivers to appropriate services can make a marked impact on the overall health of your patients who are providing or receiving caregiving assistance.
This fact sheet is designed to assist providers with identifying and supporting LGBT Caregivers in a medical setting. Prepared in collaboration by Called to Care, a program of John Hopkins Bayview Medical Center hopkinsmedicine.org/jhbmc/c2c, The LGBT Health Resource Center of Chase Brexton Heatlh Center resourcecenter.lgbt and SAGE sageusa.org. |
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