Infotrans
  • Ita
  • Eng
  • Esp
  • Por
  • About us
  • General information
    • Who is a transgender person?
    • Languages
    • Transphobia
    • False myths
  • Map of services
  • Health and wellness
    • Prevention and transgender health
    • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
  • Gender affirming pathway
    • The gender affirming pathway at a glance
    • The Psychologist's role
    • The Psychiatrist's role
    • Fertility preservation
    • Hormonal therapy
    • Surgical procedures
      • Introduction to surgical procedures
      • Augmentation mammoplasty
      • Bilateral Orchiectomy
      • Chest surgery (creation of a male chest)
      • Hysterectomy/ovariectomy
      • Penile and scrotal inversion vaginoplasty
      • Colon vaginoplasty
      • Phalloplasty
      • Voice surgery
    • Sexuality
  • Rights and protection of gender identity
    • The right to update personal legal documents
    • The legal gender recognition process in Italy
    • Frequently asked questions about transgender right
    • Discrimination and bullying against trans* people
    • Legislative review
  • Proven practices for professionals
    • Proven Practices for Professionals - Introduction
    • Vocational and Professional Training
    • Healthcare and Welfare
    • Communication and Information
    • Work environment
    • Trade Unions
    • Legal Framework
    • Institutions
  • "Alias Career" at University
  • Associations
  • Glossary
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Proven Practices for Professionals - Introduction

  • Proven Practices for Professionals - Introduction
  • Vocational and Professional Training
  • Healthcare and Welfare
  • Communication and Information
  • Work environment
  • Trade Unions
  • Legal Framework
  • Institutions

Proven practices refer to the most useful and significant experiences, procedures and actions that have led to important results for the improvement of a certain condition or right, even if there are no reference laws for that sector yet.

For example, to improve the condition of transgender people , a series of concrete, practical actions can support their full rights and freedom, and facilitate pathways to inclusion.

To be easily referenced, the work is organized by area of activity:

  1. Vocational and Professional Training
  2. Healthcare and Welfare
  3. Communication and Information
  4. Work environment (employment, occupation, vocational training)
  5. Trade Unions
  6. Legal Framework
  7. Institutions

Infotrans is a project funded by the European Union, National Operational Programme Inclusion – European Social Fund 2014-2020

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Contacts

Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Viale Regina Elena 299 - 00161 Rome
VAT registration number 03657731000
Tax ID code 80211730587

Email: info@infotrans.it
ISS institutional website
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