Correction for raw affiliation Paul Willis is a Lecturer in social work at Swansea University. Paul's research interests include health and well-being of LGBT youth and the provision of social care services to older people and carers of diverse sexualities. He is currently the Chair of the Sexuality in Social Work Symposium (UK). Nicki Ward is a Social Work Lecturer in the School of Social Policy at the University of Birmingham. Her research and teaching interests focus on ethics, values, identity and relationships of care. Julie Fish is Reader in social work and health inequalities at De Montfort University, Leicester. She collaborated with Stonewall on Prescription for Change: Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Health Check and is author of Heterosexism in Health and Social Care.

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Correction needed for raw affiliation Paul Willis is a Lecturer in social work at Swansea University. Paul's research interests include health and well-being of LGBT youth and the provision of social care services to older people and carers of diverse sexualities. He is currently the Chair of the Sexuality in Social Work Symposium (UK). Nicki Ward is a Social Work Lecturer in the School of Social Policy at the University of Birmingham. Her research and teaching interests focus on ethics, values, identity and relationships of care. Julie Fish is Reader in social work and health inequalities at De Montfort University, Leicester. She collaborated with Stonewall on Prescription for Change: Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Health Check and is author of Heterosexism in Health and Social Care. raw_affiliation_name: Paul Willis is a Lecturer in social work at Swansea University. Paul's research interests include health and well-being of LGBT youth and the provision of social care services to older people and carers of diverse sexualities. He is currently the Chair of the Sexuality in Social Work Symposium (UK). Nicki Ward is a Social Work Lecturer in the School of Social Policy at the University of Birmingham. Her research and teaching interests focus on ethics, values, identity and relationships of care. Julie Fish is Reader in social work and health inequalities at De Montfort University, Leicester. She collaborated with Stonewall on Prescription for Change: Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Health Check and is author of Heterosexism in Health and Social Care. new_rors: 053fq8t95;03angcq70;0312pnr83 previous_rors: 053fq8t95;03angcq70 works_examples: W2026810059 contact: 9ec5be56c47417d8b35162babe70d00f:1bfc03 @ dmu.ac.uk

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