Do ask, do tell: High levels of acceptability by patients of routine collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data in four diverse American community health centers

Keyphrases

• Community Health Centers 100%
• Gender Identity 100%
• Acceptance Level 100%
• Sexual Orientation Identity 100%
• Identity Questions 50%
• Gay/bisexual 33%
• Meaningful Use 16%
• Electronic Health Records 16%
• Clinical Setting 16%
• Health Centers 8%
• All Ages 8%
• Health Disparities 8%
• Patient Selection 8%
• Primary Care Setting 8%
• Primary Care 8%
• Age-related Differences 8%
• Public Policy 8%
• Institute of Medicine 8%
• Incentive Programs 8%
• Diverse Groups 8%
• Diverse Sample 8%
• Gay People 8%
• Regulatory Bodies 8%
• US Government 8%
• Joint Commission 8%
• Strong Consensus 8%
• Bisexual People 8%
• Bisexual Health 8%
• Deliberation within 8%
• US Healthcare 8%
• Racially Diverse 8%
• Gender Health Gap 8%
• Follow-up Questions 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Community Health 100%
• Gender Identity 100%
• Sexual Orientation 100%
• Transgender 33%
• Bisexuality 33%
• Primary Health Care 16%
• Electronic Health Record 16%
• Health Disparity 16%
• Health Care 8%
• Heterosexuality 8%

Social Sciences

• Sexual Orientation 100%
• Medical Centres 100%
• Gender Identity 100%
• LGBTQIA+ 33%
• USA 16%
• Primary Health Care 16%
• Health Disparity 16%
• Medical Science 8%
• Public Health Service 8%
• Government Policy 8%
• Heterosexuality 8%