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Table 2 Attitudes toward healthcare (n = 186)

From: Healthcare discrimination and factors associated with gender-affirming healthcare avoidance by transgender women and transgender men in Thailand: findings from a cross-sectional online-survey study

Attitude

Total

Transgender Men

Transgender Women

P

n (%)

95% CI

n (%)

95% CI

n (%)

95% CI

Transgender health concerns are different from cisgender ones

      

0.085

 Disagree/neutral

90 (48.7)

41.2–56.1

29 (59.2)

44.2–73.0

61 (44.8)

36.0–53.3

 

 Agree

95 (51.3)

43.9–58.8

20 (40.8)

27.0–55.8

75 (55.2)

46.0–63.3

 

Seeking healthcare providers who understand transgender concerns is easy

      

0.304

 Disagree/neutral

133 (71.9)

64.8–78.2

38 (77.6)

63.4–88.2

95 (69.9)

60.9–76.9

 

 Agree

52 (28.1)

21.8–35.2

11 (22.4)

11.8–36.6

41 (30.1)

22.4–38.3

 

A high chance of gender discrimination by healthcare providers

      

0.117

 Disagree/neutral

91 (51.6)

44.4–59.3

30 (61.2)

46.2–74.8

66 (48.2)

39.6–56.9

 

 Agree

90 (48.4)

41.2–56.1

19 (38.8)

25.2–53.8

71 (51.8)

43.1–60.4

 

Avoid visits to healthcare providers

      

0.352

 Disagree/neutral

147 (79.0)

72.9–85.0

41 (83.7)

70.3–92.7

106 (77.4)

69.4–84.1

 

 Agree

39 (21.0)

15.4–27.7

8 (16.3)

7.3–29.7

31 (22.6)

15.9–30.6

 

Buy hormones or medicine without doctor supervision

      

 < 0.001

 Disagree/neutral

89 (47.8)

40.7–55.6

43 (87.8)

75.2–95.4

46 (33.6)

25.7–42.1

 

 Agree

97 (52.2)

45.0–59.8

6 (12.2)

4.6–24.8

91 (66.4)

57.9–74.3

 
  1. P P-value derived by using a Chi-squared test, 95% CI 95% confidence interval