This was a good review of transgender-specific medicine. The discussion board has been abandoned by the course authors. It would be nice to be able to post questions and read the answers by the practitioners of the course. Even if it was just in the first year of it being posted. Why have a forum if there is no help?

A great introductory set of lectures to transgender medicine. Sensitively worded, and also creating sensitivity in students. Good overview.

The only thing I wish were different is that it wasn't very interactive and the lecturers were reading from slideshows.

I would have preferred more in depth assessments. Some questions were asked before content has been covered. I found the content of the course informative and on level adequate for primary care.

The medical and surgical approach is well explained. More details of Transgender Physiology is what I was looking for.

Very good course for beginners

Videos are cut down versions of longer presentations, which is fine except the quizzes cover content that is not directly addressed in them. Course also does not address things that I would consider reasonable for providers to know about such as complications from binding or tucking, the effects of HRT, the informed consent model for medical transition, and WPATH standards (WPATH gets mentioned in a quiz but is not included in the videos/materials themselves which is one of the biggest signs that the videos cut out critical material).

Surgery part was excellent. I found the HRT regimens lacking in nuance.