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Abstract
Background: The purpose of this paper was to qualitatively document the development of a trans-led online health resource for trans people living in South Australia, and its perceived impact on trans communities.
Methods: A qualitative study was undertaken. Interviews were undertaken in 2024 with five key people involved in the development and maintenance of the resource. Transcribed interview data were analyzed thematically.
Results: Four themes were developed: 1) Countering Misinformation and Monopoly, 2) The Decentralization of Knowledge, 3) A Resource for and by Trans Communities, and 4) Empowering People to Make Healthcare Decisions.
Conclusions: The paper concludes by highlighting the importance of trans-led advocacy and activism in the space of trans healthcare.
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