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Symposium Evaluation 2023: Affirming Care for Nonbinary Individuals 3-2023
Randall Leonard, LCSW-C
Expanding Gender Affirming Health Care Symposium 2023
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A complete evaluation is required in order to earn Continuing Education credit and or a Certificate of Completion for this session. Please enter your first and last name.
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How much time did you spend taking this session (hours and minutes)
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How well the instructor cover each of these Learning Objectives:?
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Explore the historical context of multiple genders
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Be able to name at least 3 social experiences a non-binary person might face and how those differ depending on gender expression and other intersecting identities
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Be able to identity at least 3 barriers to care for someone with a nonbinary identity and the requirement of ethical practice standards to reduce these barriers
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Please rate the overall quality of this session:
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This session was useful and relevant to my practice
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This session met my expectations as outlined in the promotional material
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Content was current and well organized
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The instructional materials were suitable and useful
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Presenter was knowledgeable, prepared, and effective
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Questions and interaction were encouraged
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Course technology was user-friendly
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I would recommend this training to a colleague
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What did you enjoy most about this session?
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What would you change about this session?
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Additional comments about this session: