About this Course

This course, endorsed by Stanford University School of Medicine, delves into the lives and experiences of six transgender children and their families, providing an in-depth understanding of gender identity and the gender spectrum. Professionals from various fields including medicine and education, alongside transgender faculty members, share their insights and practical advice to foster a supportive environment for all children.

Course Learning Objectives

• Develop empathy and understanding towards transgender individuals and their experiences.
• Learn to effectively communicate and provide optimal care for non-conforming, transgender, and LGBT patients and their families.
• Embed supportive care principles in managing the diverse health needs of transgender individuals, focusing on transgender children.

Who Should Enroll in this Course

This course is intended for all individuals interested in bettering the lives of children, especially medical professionals across all specialties who wish to improve patient care through enhanced understanding and empathy towards transgender children. There are no prerequisites, making this course accessible to anyone who cares about improving children's life experiences.

Key Course Details

• Institution: Stanford Online
• Subject: Medicine
• Level: Advanced
• Language: English
• Video Transcript: Available in English
• Associated Skills: Pediatrics, Continuing Medical Education, ANCC Certified

Real World Applications

The knowledge gained from this course can significantly benefit various professional and personal settings. Healthcare providers will be better equipped to address and support the needs of transgender patients. Educators and parents will gain insights that help in nurturing a supportive and inclusive environment that respects and acknowledges diverse gender identities.

Accreditation and Credits

The course is accredited by major institutions and offers up to 2.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ to participating physicians who meet the activity completion requirements.