Kinnon R Mackinnon
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 143375 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kinnon R Mackinnon |
| PRENOMES | Kinnon R |
| SOBRENOME | Mackinnon |
| ASSINATURA | MACKINNON K R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | York University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2039-6746 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A Latent Class Analysis of Interrupted Gender Transitions and Detransitions in the USA and Canada
Precarious Employment
Where Is the “T”? Centering Trans Experiences in Social Work Curricula Addressing LGBTQ+ Issues
Social work curricula increasingly prepare prospective social workers for practice with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other sexual and gender minority (LGBTQ+) communities. Yet much of this pedagogy continues to neglect specific attention to the issues of transgender (trans) people specifically. In this article, we draw on critical ecosystemic and intersectional traditions of scholarship to develop a framework for centering tran…
“It saves lives”
Transgender (trans) and gender diverse (TGD) populations continue to experience significant inequities in social and health outcomes, often in connection with the systemic exposure of these groups to violence, stigma, and discrimination. Despite the promising role of peer support in mitigating adverse impacts of marginalization, this phenomenon remains under-examined. In this study, which is informed methodologically by an abductive approach to g…
Detransition Narratives Trouble the Simple Attribution of Madness in Transantagonistic Contexts
I will play this tokenistic game, I just want something useful for my community’
Hiring peer researchers – individuals with lived experience of the phenomenon under study – is an increasingly popular practice. However, little research has examined experiences of peer research from the perspectives of peer researchers themselves. In this paper, we report on data from a participatory, qualitative research project focused on four intersecting communities often engaged in peer research: mental health service user/consumer/survivo…
A typology of pathways to detransition
Do gender assessments prevent regret in transgender healthcare? A narrative review
Investigating the mental health outcomes among LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness in York Region, Ontario
2SLGBTQ+ youth disproportionately represent the homeless youth population in North America and are at much greater risk than their heterosexual and cisgender counterparts to experience homelessness. There is limited research on suburban and rural homelessness. This study reports on a mixed-methods study guided by the Social Ecological Model to understand the mental health and service needs among 2SLGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness across Yor…
Nowhere else to be found
Harnessing the Lived Experience of Transgender and Gender Diverse People as Practice Knowledge in Social Work
Transgender (trans) and gender diverse (TGD) people continue experiencing profound expressions of stigma and discrimination in their attempts at accessing care, including support from the social work profession. Incorporating the lived experience of TGD people as practice knowledge in social work may serve to enhance the profession's relationship with TGD communities and mitigate historical barriers of this population to relevant services. In thi…
Patient involvement in medical education
Peer support as a protective factor against suicide in trans populations
Caught between HIV exceptionalism and health service integration
The role of contextual factors for program implementation is well-documented; however, their changing function throughout implementation phases is less established. We conducted an institutional ethnography to understand how structural conditions for scaling up initiatives are shaped by public health policy. We conducted 25 interviews with implementers of a comprehensive sexual health testing service in Canada, 21 meeting observations, and textua…
The Political Economy of Peer Research
Participatory research, or the practice of involving ‘peers’ with lived experience, has become popular in social work. Peer engagement is lauded for: ‘democratising’ the research process; providing ‘capacity building’ and facilitating opportunities to co-produce knowledge. Yet, these claims are rarely evaluated by empirical investigations into the socio-material work conditions of peer researchers. Here we present findings of a study that examine…
Pay to skip the line
The value of digital healthcare has been lauded in Canada at local, provincial, and national levels. Digital medicine is purported to enhance patient access to care while promising cost savings. Using institutional ethnography, we examined the potential for publicly funded digital testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STI) in Ontario, Canada. Our analyses draw from 23 stakeholder interviews with healthcare professionals condu…
"Preventing transition "regret
When a person openly "regrets" their gender transition or "detransitions" this bolsters within the medical community an impression that transgender and non-binary (trans) people require close scrutiny when seeking hormonal and surgical interventions. Despite the low prevalence of "regretful" patient experiences, and scant empirical research on "detransition", these rare transition outcomes profoundly organize the gender-affirming medical care ent…
An institutional ethnography of political and legislative factors shaping online sexual health service implementation in Ontario, Canada
Public health scholarship is increasingly attuned to the structural determinants of health, such as the associations between macro-level policy and population health outcomes. Yet the ways public healthcare services are specifically made available through political and legislative decisions remain relatively under-explored. Using the critical research strategy of institutional ethnography, this study charts how political leadership transitions an…
Predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors of trans-positive clinical behavior change
Transgender, transsexual, and other gender minority (trans) populations experience numerous health disparities in comparison to cisgender (non-trans) groups. Many trans and gender nonconforming people report interactions with health care providers who lack knowledge about the client's specific health care needs and in some cases discrimination from health care providers, which leads to health care avoidance behaviors and poor health outcomes. Tra…
"Preventing transition "regret
When a person openly "regrets" their gender transition or "detransitions" this bolsters within the medical community an impression that transgender and non-binary (trans) people require close scrutiny when seeking hormonal and surgical interventions. Despite the low prevalence of "regretful" patient experiences, and scant empirical research on "detransition", these rare transition outcomes profoundly organize the gender-affirming medical care ent…
The Political Economy of Peer Research
Participatory research, or the practice of involving ‘peers’ with lived experience, has become popular in social work. Peer engagement is lauded for: ‘democratising’ the research process; providing ‘capacity building’ and facilitating opportunities to co-produce knowledge. Yet, these claims are rarely evaluated by empirical investigations into the socio-material work conditions of peer researchers. Here we present findings of a study that examine…
Harnessing the Lived Experience of Transgender and Gender Diverse People as Practice Knowledge in Social Work
Transgender (trans) and gender diverse (TGD) people continue experiencing profound expressions of stigma and discrimination in their attempts at accessing care, including support from the social work profession. Incorporating the lived experience of TGD people as practice knowledge in social work may serve to enhance the profession's relationship with TGD communities and mitigate historical barriers of this population to relevant services. In thi…
Nowhere else to be found
A typology of pathways to detransition
Predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors of trans-positive clinical behavior change
Transgender, transsexual, and other gender minority (trans) populations experience numerous health disparities in comparison to cisgender (non-trans) groups. Many trans and gender nonconforming people report interactions with health care providers who lack knowledge about the client's specific health care needs and in some cases discrimination from health care providers, which leads to health care avoidance behaviors and poor health outcomes. Tra…
Precarious Employment
Do gender assessments prevent regret in transgender healthcare? A narrative review
Pay to skip the line
The value of digital healthcare has been lauded in Canada at local, provincial, and national levels. Digital medicine is purported to enhance patient access to care while promising cost savings. Using institutional ethnography, we examined the potential for publicly funded digital testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STI) in Ontario, Canada. Our analyses draw from 23 stakeholder interviews with healthcare professionals condu…
Predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors of trans-positive clinical behavior change
Transgender, transsexual, and other gender minority (trans) populations experience numerous health disparities in comparison to cisgender (non-trans) groups. Many trans and gender nonconforming people report interactions with health care providers who lack knowledge about the client's specific health care needs and in some cases discrimination from health care providers, which leads to health care avoidance behaviors and poor health outcomes. Tra…
An institutional ethnography of political and legislative factors shaping online sexual health service implementation in Ontario, Canada
Public health scholarship is increasingly attuned to the structural determinants of health, such as the associations between macro-level policy and population health outcomes. Yet the ways public healthcare services are specifically made available through political and legislative decisions remain relatively under-explored. Using the critical research strategy of institutional ethnography, this study charts how political leadership transitions an…
Patient involvement in medical education
Peer support as a protective factor against suicide in trans populations
Caught between HIV exceptionalism and health service integration
The role of contextual factors for program implementation is well-documented; however, their changing function throughout implementation phases is less established. We conducted an institutional ethnography to understand how structural conditions for scaling up initiatives are shaped by public health policy. We conducted 25 interviews with implementers of a comprehensive sexual health testing service in Canada, 21 meeting observations, and textua…
The Political Economy of Peer Research
Participatory research, or the practice of involving ‘peers’ with lived experience, has become popular in social work. Peer engagement is lauded for: ‘democratising’ the research process; providing ‘capacity building’ and facilitating opportunities to co-produce knowledge. Yet, these claims are rarely evaluated by empirical investigations into the socio-material work conditions of peer researchers. Here we present findings of a study that examine…
Pay to skip the line
The value of digital healthcare has been lauded in Canada at local, provincial, and national levels. Digital medicine is purported to enhance patient access to care while promising cost savings. Using institutional ethnography, we examined the potential for publicly funded digital testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STI) in Ontario, Canada. Our analyses draw from 23 stakeholder interviews with healthcare professionals condu…
"Preventing transition "regret
When a person openly "regrets" their gender transition or "detransitions" this bolsters within the medical community an impression that transgender and non-binary (trans) people require close scrutiny when seeking hormonal and surgical interventions. Despite the low prevalence of "regretful" patient experiences, and scant empirical research on "detransition", these rare transition outcomes profoundly organize the gender-affirming medical care ent…
Harnessing the Lived Experience of Transgender and Gender Diverse People as Practice Knowledge in Social Work
Transgender (trans) and gender diverse (TGD) people continue experiencing profound expressions of stigma and discrimination in their attempts at accessing care, including support from the social work profession. Incorporating the lived experience of TGD people as practice knowledge in social work may serve to enhance the profession's relationship with TGD communities and mitigate historical barriers of this population to relevant services. In thi…
Where Is the “T”? Centering Trans Experiences in Social Work Curricula Addressing LGBTQ+ Issues
Social work curricula increasingly prepare prospective social workers for practice with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other sexual and gender minority (LGBTQ+) communities. Yet much of this pedagogy continues to neglect specific attention to the issues of transgender (trans) people specifically. In this article, we draw on critical ecosystemic and intersectional traditions of scholarship to develop a framework for centering tran…
“It saves lives”
Transgender (trans) and gender diverse (TGD) populations continue to experience significant inequities in social and health outcomes, often in connection with the systemic exposure of these groups to violence, stigma, and discrimination. Despite the promising role of peer support in mitigating adverse impacts of marginalization, this phenomenon remains under-examined. In this study, which is informed methodologically by an abductive approach to g…
Detransition Narratives Trouble the Simple Attribution of Madness in Transantagonistic Contexts
I will play this tokenistic game, I just want something useful for my community’
Hiring peer researchers – individuals with lived experience of the phenomenon under study – is an increasingly popular practice. However, little research has examined experiences of peer research from the perspectives of peer researchers themselves. In this paper, we report on data from a participatory, qualitative research project focused on four intersecting communities often engaged in peer research: mental health service user/consumer/survivo…
A typology of pathways to detransition
Do gender assessments prevent regret in transgender healthcare? A narrative review
Investigating the mental health outcomes among LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness in York Region, Ontario
2SLGBTQ+ youth disproportionately represent the homeless youth population in North America and are at much greater risk than their heterosexual and cisgender counterparts to experience homelessness. There is limited research on suburban and rural homelessness. This study reports on a mixed-methods study guided by the Social Ecological Model to understand the mental health and service needs among 2SLGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness across Yor…
Nowhere else to be found
Precarious Employment
A Latent Class Analysis of Interrupted Gender Transitions and Detransitions in the USA and Canada
Political science (13 obras) · Psychology (13 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (11 obras) · Social Psychology (11 obras) · Transgender (10 obras) · Medicine (9 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Public relations (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras)