Objective: We sought to determine the accuracy of administrative data for identifying mental
health service provision in primary care. Study Design: This was a chart abstraction study …

Objectives Previous large-scale population studies have reported that gay and bisexual
men may be at increased risk for health disparities. This study was conducted to determine …

The current study sought to determine whether health status and health risk behaviors of
Canadian women varied based on sexual identity. This was a cross-sectional analysis of data …

Background: Previous studies have found that transgender, lesbian, and bisexual people
report poorer mental health relative to heterosexuals. However, available research provides …

… Steele is supported as a research scholar by the Department of Family Medicine at St.
Michael’s Hospital and the University of Toronto. Drs. Dewa and Steele are supported as career …

STUDY QUESTION What are the experiences of trans persons (ie those whose gender
identity does not match the gender assigned to them at birth) who sought or accessed assisted …

Background. Lesbians have more health risks than other women but access preventive
medical care less frequently. Objective. To test the influence of (i) provider inquiry about sexual …

Background Given that immigration has been linked to a variety of mental health stressors,
understanding use of mental health services by immigrant groups is particularly important. …

OBJECTIVE: Previous research has produced conflicting evidence about socioeconomic
disparities in mental health care under universal health coverage in Canada. This study sought …

Almost no research has examined the parenting experiences of bisexual people. In this
mixed-methods study, sexual minority women (N = 64) who were currently trying to conceive, …