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Attitudes Towards Gender-Responsive Healthcare for Men: Training Engagement and Clinical Prioritisation Among Australian Healthcare Professionals

2026-05-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Men face a persistent and preventable health burden, compounded when healthcare encounters are undermined by ineffective communication and lack of trust. Gender-responsive healthcare (GRH) offers a framework for addressing these dynamics, yet little is known about healthcare practitioners (HCP) attitudes towards GRH for men. This study explored familiarity with GRH, and driv...

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Literature Corpus work: 241dc69b-6bad-5734-b507-e3176f1c8e01
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-9759316/v1

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