NHS England initiated a consultation on proposed modifications to gender services for transgender individuals under 18, aiming for cautious and holistic healthcare aligned with the Cass Report recommendations. The draft service specifications include nine key changes: a holistic assessment framework, adjustments to the National Provider Network’s role, updated data collection methods, integration of local mental health and pediatric services, and the introduction of endocrinology as a core service function. The public will be able to share their views until 2 November.
NHS England has proposed a cautious and holistic approach to diagnosing gender dysphoria in services for transgender youngsters, following the recommendations of the Cass Report.
Nine key changes to the services have been outlined, including a more-holistic assessment framework, consistent service delivery, updated data collection, and integration with local services.
The introduction of endocrinology as a core function within each gender service will enhance care for transgender youngsters, aligning with a focus on comprehensive healthcare.
Public consultation will allow stakeholders to voice their opinions on the proposed service changes, with a submission deadline of 2 November.
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