HealthLGBTQ Research and Evaluation conducts regular national surveys to better inform ongoing advocacy, education, research, and training activities.
These “State Of” surveys provide unique insight into patient and provider issues in order to optimize primary and support services for diverse communities. The regular reports offer the ability to study multi-year trend analyses illustrating changes, challenges, and opportunities to address the needs of providers and patients.
National Coalition for LGBTQ Health administered the Third Annual State of LGBTQ Health™ National Survey to assess the current landscape of LGBTQ+ healthcare amid a rapidly evolving political and policy environment. The goal of this survey was to gain insight into patient and provider pathways that optimize safety and care for the LGBTQ+ community in order to inform the development of supportive advocacy, education, research, and training activities for the workforce.
The Second Annual State of LGBTQ Health™ National Survey engaged 1,023 diverse and representative healthcare providers, spanning a broad spectrum of racial, ethnic, and sexual identities and hailing from various geographic, educational, and income backgrounds. The demographics of the survey participants closely mirror the current composition of healthcare professionals in the United States.
The National Coalition for LGBTQ Health administered the Inaugural State of LGBTQ Health™ National Survey to identify the “state of” healthcare needs for LGBTQ+ communities. The survey’s insights will be used to optimize the education and training of the LGBTQ healthcare workforce, and to better inform LGBTQ+ health advocacy, education, research, and training activities.