Learning Objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Define key terminology related to 2SLGBTQI+ identities and apply inclusive language appropriately in clinical and professional interactions.
• Describe common structural and psychosocial barriers to healthcare utilization among 2SLGBTQI+ cancer survivors, with attention to subgroup differences (e.g., bisexual, and transgender populations).
• Analyze how minority stress, discrimination, and social determinants of health contribute to disparities in cancer survivorship outcomes.
• Apply evidence-based strategies to create inclusive and affirming care environments across clinical settings, including communication, documentation, and team-based practices.
• Integrate sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection into practice in a way that is ethical, respectful, and supportive of patient trust and safety.
• Identify practical interventions to reduce barriers to care (e.g., addressing financial toxicity, improving care coordination, enhancing access to supportive services).
• Demonstrate culturally humble approaches when engaging with 2SLGBTQI+ patients, incorporating awareness of intersectionality and diverse lived experiences.

*Note: The 2SLGBTQI+ acronym stands for Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex people.

Speakers

• Dr. Muna Al-Khaifi  (Chair)
• Dr. Mandi Pratt-Chapman
• Dr. Christian Schulz-Quach
• Dr. Jean-Marc Bourque

This webinar was hosted by the MASCC Survivorship Study Group