La chica danesa / The Danish Girl (2015), el derecho de decidir nuestra identidad de género.

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Title:	La chica danesa / The Danish Girl (2015), el derecho de decidir nuestra identidad de género.
Alternate Title:	The Danish Girl (2015), the right to decide our own gender identity.
Authors:	MORETA VELAYOS, Francisco Ignacio¹ fimoreta@yahoo.es, MORETA MONTERO, Carolina¹, VELASCO GUIJARRO, Olga¹, FUENTE HERMOSÍN, Inés de la¹, MONTERO SÁNCHEZ, Nieves¹, RAMÍREZ ORIVE, Carmen¹
Source:	Journal of Medicine & Movies / Revista de Medicina y Cine. 2020, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p103-109. 7p.
Abstract (English):	Although the right to decide our own gender identity is recognized as a Universal Human Right, trans people are still object to rejection and discrimination, which require the development of laws and regulations that guarantee our rights. In these laws are stated multiple aspects related to health and professionals should integrate them in our daily activity in General Practice Clinics. From a historical perspective and the use of a film premiere, we encourage the debate about sexual identity, the trans phenomenon and legislation that protects people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Aunque el derecho a decidir nuestra propia identidad de género está reconocido como Derecho Humano Universal, las personas trans en nuestro medio siguen siendo objeto de rechazo y discriminación, lo que hace necesario el desarrollo de leyes y normas que garanticen todos nuestros derechos. En estas leyes se desarrollan múltiples aspectos relacionados con la sanidad y que los profesionales debemos integrar en nuestra actividad cotidiana en los Centros de Salud de Atención Primaria. Partiendo desde una perspectiva histórica y el recurso de un estreno cinematográfico, fomentamos en el equipo el debate en torno a la identidad sexual, el fenómeno trans y la legislación que ampara a las personas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Although the right to decide our own gender identity is recognized as a Universal Human Right, trans people are still object to rejection and discrimination, which require the development of laws and regulations that guarantee our rights. In these laws are stated multiple aspects related to health and professionals should integrate them in our daily activity in General Practice Clinics. From a historical perspective and the use of a film premiere, we encourage the debate about sexual identity, the trans phenomenon and legislation that protects people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	18855210
DOI:	10.14201/rmc2020162103109