Adolescent Transition Medicine

For “Adolescent and Transition Medicine” the claimsmakers are expertise because many of them have medical degrees and work in medical setting, so many of them have professional degrees and are educated. The Division of Adolescent and Transition Medicine at Cincinnati Children’s has been in existence for more than 40 years and their purpose has 7 criteria: “Availability of age-appropriate services, Visibility of adolescent, preventive, healthcare guidelines, Quality care, Confidentiality of medical information requiring adolescent consent (with encouragement of family involvement), Affordability of access to care, Flexibility of healthcare providers to recognize and respond to individual and diverse needs of adolescents, Coordination of medical, mental health, social and other services.”

They are dedicated to their mission to help the youth and provide resources for them. Lee Ann Conard and Division of Adolescent and Transition Medicine at Cincinnati Children claims are made based off their personal experience working with transgender adolescents. They base their arguments to help the students of Troy by working directly with them and knowing their specific issues and how the schools have discriminated against their needs. They are reliable source because their claims they use are based of fact and personal experience from transgender students. “Conard works with children ages 5 through 24 and has worked the past decade with transgender patients.” She knows directly from transgender adolescents what their needs, emotions, and concerns are and try to speak to parents about how to accommodate their needs into the school. They base their information through medical research and how psychologically not giving the full rights to transgender students can negatively impact