501:, published in 2011, was more evidence-based than the previous versions and first to include an international advisory committee of transgender community leaders. It changed the name to the "Standards of Care for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender, and Gender-Nonconforming People", began to use the phrase "gender dysphoria", and marked a shift from conceiving gender as a binary to a spectrum. Differences between the 6th and the 7th versions were significant with the 7th version of the SOC including gender affirming care in female-to-male persons. The updated SOC also had a significant departure from previous versions. Including being the first version to include references, changes in guidelines where not everyone with gender concerns requires a diagnosis, replacing the requirement of the real life test and psychotherapy prior to hormone treatment or surgery with “persistent well documented gender dysphoria”, criteria for
326:, the overall goal of the SOC is to provide clinical guidance for health professionals to assist transgender, and gender nonconforming people with safe and effective pathways to achieving lasting personal comfort with their gendered selves, in order to maximize their overall health, psychological well-being, and self-fulfillment. To keep up with increasing scientific evidence, WPATH periodically commissions an update to the Standards of Care and the WPATH Guideline Steering Committee oversees the guideline development process. The first version of the Standards of Care were published in 1979. Versions were released in 1979 (1st), 1980 (2nd), 1981 (3rd), 1990 (4th), 1998 (5th), 2001 (6th), and 2012 (7th). WPATH released Version 8, the latest edition, in 2022; it is described as being based upon a “more rigorous and methodological evidence-based approach than previous versions.”
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435:, were published in 1979 and served both as clinical guidelines for treating patients and to protect those who provided the treatments. Versions 2, 3, and 4 of the SOC were published in 1980, 1981 and 1990 respectively under the same name with few changes. These versions of the SOC followed the gatekeeping model laid out by Benjamin, where clinicians set strict eligibility requirements, requiring evaluations from separate mental health professionals and compulsory psychotherapy. WPATH played a large role in the addition of "
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health professionals were required to take or in the general recommendations for content of the letters of readiness. An important change in the eligibility criteria for GAH allowed providers to prescribe hormones even if patients had not undergone RLT or psychotherapy if it was for harm reduction purposes. A notable change in version six separated the eligibility and readiness criteria for top and bottom surgery allowing some patients, particularly individuals assigned female at birth, to receive a mastectomy.
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decision making and informed consent by removing the requirement of a second letter from a mental health professional and the requirement that the provider must have a doctoral level degree. Changes in this edition included a shift away from requiring multiple letters from mental health professionals for surgery, introduces the term
391:, a multidisciplinary volume exploring instructions on medical care as well as social and clinical aspects, which was dedicated to Benjamin. The same year, he funded the 1st International Symposium on Gender Identity in London. The 4th conference, taking place in 1975, was the first to use Benjamin's name in the title.
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was published. The guidelines note that the complexity of the assessment process may differ from patient to patient, based on the type of gender affirming care requested and the specific characteristics of the patient. The updates to SOC 8 shifted the ethical focus of evaluations toward one of shared
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SOC is an internationally accepted and influential document outlining how to provide patients with transition related care. Early versions of the SOC focused gender transition towards psychologists and psychiatrists and framed transgender identity as a mental illness. Beginning in approximately 2010,
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treatment, and an expansion of the effects of hormone therapy. WPATH acknowledged the importance and changes in the 7th SOC saying that “Changes in this version are based upon significant cultural shifts, advances in clinical knowledge, and appreciation of the many health care issues that can arise
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In 2010, WPATH published the "depath statement", urging the "depsychopathologisation of gender variance worldwide" by governments and medical bodies. Shortly afterwards it released the "Identity
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was published in 2001 and offered more flexibility and individualized care but continued to use the phrase "gender identity disorder". At the same time transgender people increasingly complained of having to "jump through hoops". SOC 6 also did not include significant changes to the tasks mental
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with Walker serving as president; The first SOC committee included all founding committee members with the exception of Patton, a vote by attendees having opposed a "consumer" board member. The
Articles of Incorporation were approved in 1979 at the 6th IGDS and HBIGDA was legally incorporated 7
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recommended behavioral treatments to extinguish cross-sex identification and reinforce gender-normative behaviors. Knowledge on various aspects of transition related care had existed for decades, but there was no clinical consensus on the care pathways for transgender people.
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and sexology. Non-professionals may also join, paying the same membership fee, but without voting privileges. The organization is funded by its membership and by donations and grants from non-commercial sources. The current president of the organization is
462:, published in 1998, was titled the "Standards of Care for Gender Identity Disorders" to be consistent with the DSM-III. It recommended but did not require psychotherapy and stated that while GID was a mental disorder, that was not a license for stigma.
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290:transgender
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