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GenderGP - something afoot?

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umbel · 05/10/2020 20:41

Looks like something is about to drop.

GenderGP - something afoot?
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Thingybob · 05/10/2020 21:17

Good, the public should be made aware of the goings on at GenderGP. They openly admit to supplying cross sex hormones for children as young as 13 and at least two teenager patients have had tragic outcomes whilst under their care.

Thelnebriati · 05/10/2020 21:14

But even if they are located outside of the UK, they can't legally practice in the UK. They can't make a diagnosis or issue prescriptions. I'm not sure they can even refer you elsewhere.

PronounssheRa · 05/10/2020 21:08

@Thelnebriati

I thought the individuals could not practice in the UK? I'm pretty sure it still counts if you have your website hosted from outside the UK.
Helen webberley is suspended by the GMC. They moved the clinic to Spain so they could continue.

The service is an online service, presumably no face to face consultation and according to this, much of the process including counselling is optional. www.gendergp.com/help-centre/how-much/

notyourhandmaid · 05/10/2020 20:59

The paranoia!

Thelnebriati · 05/10/2020 20:56

I thought the individuals could not practice in the UK?
I'm pretty sure it still counts if you have your website hosted from outside the UK.

Melroses · 05/10/2020 20:51

They are probably making enquiries around the case that is coming up in court this week.

What you would expect journalists to do really - their job - hardly some conspiracy against trans people Confused

OldCrone · 05/10/2020 20:49

From that link:

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The reality in the UK is as follows:

NICE Guidelines – non existent
Nationwide Medical School Curriculum – non existent
Undergraduate training programme – non existent
Postgraduate clinical specialty – non existent
UK published guidelines – non existent
Mandatory training – non existent
Inclusion in the Royal College Postgraduate Curricula – non existent
Country-wide Clinical Commissioning Group Guidelines – non existent
Local GP practice adopted guidance – non existent

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But being trans isn't a medical condition, so why do they need specialist healthcare?

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