Safer Spaces Model of Primary Healthcare

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• The project will co-design and test a Safer Spaces Model of Primary Healthcare for LGBTQ+ people aged 12 to 25 in rural Western Victoria. — The Safer Spaces Project: a whole of community systems approach to co-designing and implementing a ‘Safer Spaces’ model of primary healthcare for LGBTQ+ young people in Western Victoria – a protocol for a mixed-methods study
• The project has two integrated aims: co-designing the model and testing its implementation. — The Safer Spaces Project: a whole of community systems approach to co-designing and implementing a ‘Safer Spaces’ model of primary healthcare for LGBTQ+ young people in Western Victoria – a protocol for a mixed-methods study
• The study uses participatory systems science, community engagement, health economics, and mixed methods. — The Safer Spaces Project: a whole of community systems approach to co-designing and implementing a ‘Safer Spaces’ model of primary healthcare for LGBTQ+ young people in Western Victoria – a protocol for a mixed-methods study
• The project is funded by the Medical Research Future Fund and has ethics approval from Deakin University. — The Safer Spaces Project: a whole of community systems approach to co-designing and implementing a ‘Safer Spaces’ model of primary healthcare for LGBTQ+ young people in Western Victoria – a protocol for a mixed-methods study
• The model is intended to improve LGBTQ+ inclusion across mainstream rural primary healthcare, not just pilot sites. — The Safer Spaces Project: a whole of community systems approach to co-designing and implementing a ‘Safer Spaces’ model of primary healthcare for LGBTQ+ young people in Western Victoria – a protocol for a mixed-methods study