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00:31What is the goal of this program?
00:32The goal of this program is a sensibilization
00:35to treat the same way
00:38and to all people, regardless of their orientation or identity of gender.
00:45What does the Subred North offer is the full service
00:48that they have an integrated attention for psychiatry,
00:52endocrinology, ginecology, plastic surgery
00:55and the specialties that they require.
00:57And this package includes the medications that they require,
01:02not only hormones, but the medications that they require
01:05and also if they need a chirurgical treatment.
01:08If I had come here, if I wasn't here in the gender clinic
01:12everything would be more difficult.
01:14The endocrinologists, like the EPC,
01:18they say no, I can't formulate anything
01:22because I'm not a specialist in trans people,
01:24they don't know.
01:26So many times they give them a medicine
01:28but they don't know what they need
01:34for our process.
01:37And here in the gender clinic they know
01:40and they have more knowledge about trans people.
01:43Yes, since I arrived, they were very well.
01:45They called me by my identity name,
01:49by my pronouns,
01:50I felt very comfortable
01:52because the personal
01:53treat one as one wants to treat.
01:56What kind of medicine was to do?
01:59How has it been medical Engineer?
02:00Is very bad for health,
02:02both in physical and mental,
02:03both in mental,
02:03I tell you because I had some experience,
02:05because I had an injector myself,
02:08that was because my friend told me
02:10so I injected it,
02:11and that has granted consequences
02:13both in physical and mental.
02:15So, I injected myself myself, so that was a bad for my body and that I was not doing anything,
02:24because I came here to the gender clinic with people who are specialized in our transit,
02:30they would know how to medicate us and so that our body reacts well and we don't get infected.
02:37There were situations that were presented to this population that were definitely unknown, invisible,
02:44so now we are making it not and we are going to continue on with our gender clinic.
02:51I would say that at the national level it is the only one that exists
02:53and it is a need that we are premiating as much as before the diverse population
02:59to be able to pay attention to health care for all men trans and women trans
03:08that we want to do the process of gender transition.
03:11What is the role of gender transition?
03:16This is for a necessity that the people in the population
03:23within the public policy of LGBTQ+, for the establishment of rights.
03:29There are many people who require this establishment of rights,
03:36this recognition of those rights and here is where they are making that recognition.
03:40The idea is that it is like a carousel,
03:43that our patients arrive and in a single day they can have several attention.
03:48Fortunately, this clinic feels like a safe space,
03:52so our patients trans and trans trans are very tranquil and tranquilas,
04:00they are very open to attention,
04:03and we always say that it is a learning from side to side.
04:07We are helping them, but they are also teaching us a lot.
04:14that it is a need that action.
04:16The information is not to take people who can divide this project because it is that the Department ofminute
04:16is observing the performance and that of the quality of the designated effort.
04:16Thanks, everyone.
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