Dr Nigel Sherriff Centre for Health Research University of Brighton On behalf of the Health4LGBTI Consortium. Public Health Wales, Cardiff, July 2016.

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1 Dr Nigel Sherriff Centre for Health Research University of Brighton On behalf of the Health4LGBTI Consortium Public Health Wales, Cardiff, July 2016.

2 Background to the Project LGBTI people experience significant health inequalities that have impact on their health outcomes. Stigma and discrimination combined with social isolation and limited understanding of their lives by others, lead to significant barriers in terms of accessing health and social care services. Healthcare and other professionals commonly assume that LGBTI people s health needs are the same as those of heterosexual people. They are not. Many health inequalities are preventable. MS and the EU must work towards the development of high quality health services across the Union that are equally accessible to all.

3 Background to the Project Three key objectives To gain a better understanding of the specific health inequalities experienced by LGBTI people, focusing in particular on overlapping inequalities stemming from (intentional and unintentional) discrimination and unfair treatment on other grounds (e.g. older, younger, refugee, immigrant, disability, rural, poverty); To gain a better understanding of the barriers faced by health professionals when providing care to these groups; To raise awareness about the needs of LGBTI people and provide healthcare professionals with specific tools to ensure that they have the right skills and knowledge to overcome the identified barriers.

4 Project Team ILGA EUROPE Sophie Aujean NIPH-NIH Magdalena Pola Rosińska Marta Agnieszka Niedźwiedzka- Stadnik AOUI VR Massimo Mirandola Ruth Joanna Davis Lorenzo Gios Francesco Ammadeo Valeria Donisi Eurohealthnet Anne Pierson UoB Nigel Sherriff Laetitia Zeeman Kath Browne Alex Pollard

5 The Consortium CL: Verona University Hospital Advisory Board Task1: Reviews Task 2: Focus Groups Task 3: Development of Training Module(s) Task 4: Piloting of Training Module(s) Task 5: Dissemination TL.: University of Brighton (UK) TDL: ILGA Europe (BE) TPs Verona University Hospital (IT) Eurohealthnet (BE) National Institute of Public Health- National Institute of Hygiene (PL) TL: University of Brighton (UK) TDL: ILGA Europe (BE) TPs National Institute of Public Health (PL) Verona University Hospital (IT) TL: Verona University Hospital (IT) TDL: ILGA Europe (BE) TL: Verona University Hospital (IT) TDL: National Institute of Public-National Institute of Hygiene (PL) TPs ILGA Europe (BE) TL: Eurohealthnet (BE) TDL: ILGA Europe (BE) Countries for Focus Groups and Pilot Training Belgium, Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania, Poland and UK

6 Task 1 : A review of health inequalities experienced by LGBTI people and the barriers faced by health professionals in providing healthcare for LGBTI people Deliverable : D1.1 State of the art synthesis report (due March 2017)

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8 Task 2 : Qualitative research: Focus groups studies with LGBTI people and health professionals Deliverable : D2.1 Overview report on the outcomes of the focus groups (due March 2017)

9 Two focus group studies in six countries Across six MS, 12 focus groups will be conducted (two per country) engaging up to 120 participants from the UK, Belgium, Italy, Poland, Lithuania, and Bulgaria Study 1: Mapping barriers to healthcare faced by LGBTI people (n~60). Study 2: Mapping health professionals experiences and ideas for examples of actual and potential interventions (n~60)

10 Task 3 : Development of training modules Deliverable : (no deliverable linked to Task 4)

11 Development of training module(s)

12 Task 4 : Piloting of the training modules Deliverable : D4.1 Evaluation report on piloting (due January 2018) D4.2 Validated training modules (due January 2018)

13 Pilot the training module(s)

14 Task 5 : Dissemination and final conference Deliverable : D5.1 Final conference

15 Dissemination and final conference

16 Progress so far Consortium kick-off meeting in Luxemburg (May, 2016) All Task 1-5 protocols and plans complete and approved Scientific Review in progress Rapid Reviews in all 28 MS in progress due August 2016 European review of grey literature in progress Ethical approval for FG studies (UK, LT, BG) IT and PL in progress Two FG conducted in UK One FG training conducted in Poland, LT and BG to follow Scoping of any existing training modules...phew a busy few months!

17 Further information p_funded_projects_en.htm#fragment2 European Project Coordinator: Massimo Mirandola AOUIVR - Azienda Ospedaleira Universitaria Integrata Verona massimo.mirandola@ospedaleuniverona.it

18 Questions?