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Anne-Sophie Grenouilleau-Albertini, Thomas Suarez, Ariane Sachs

Sante Publique (Vandoeuvre-Les-Nancy, France)

|June 19, 2023

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Collecting sex and gender data is crucial for improving population health, especially for LGBTI minorities. However, current data collection lacks inclusivity and presents challenges regarding data use and methodology.

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Area of Science:

Public Health Research
Health Equity Studies
Data Science in Healthcare

Background:

Effective data collection and analysis are vital for identifying health disparities among population subgroups, informing health policies, and improving treatment outcomes.
Understanding the specific health needs and outcomes of diverse populations, including LGBTI minorities, requires nuanced and inclusive data collection strategies.
The integration of sex and gender considerations into health data is essential for advancing health equity and personalized medicine.

Approach:

A prospective analysis of the health and social support system was conducted, focusing on the intersection of sex, gender, and health.
A narrative review was performed, supplemented by the authors' expertise and testimonials from health system users, to address specific research questions.
The study specifically investigated the challenges and opportunities related to collecting sexed health data, with a particular emphasis on LGBTI individuals.

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Key Points:

A significant lack of available health data for LGBTI populations was identified, alongside a broader lack of inclusiveness in general population health data collection.
Key challenges include balancing the benefits and risks of collecting data on minority groups, addressing Big Data's unique questions, and overcoming methodological hurdles.
The research lays the groundwork for further investigation into these complex issues, encouraging a more comprehensive understanding of health data's role.

Conclusions:

There is a critical need to enhance the collection and utilization of sexed and gendered health data to ensure equitable health outcomes for all populations.
Collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and LGBTI communities is essential to advance the ethical and effective use of health data.
Further research and reflection are encouraged to address the identified data gaps and methodological challenges, ultimately promoting better public health for diverse communities.