genspect.nl
Science and medical context
Dutch branch of the international Genspect network — an international alliance of parents and clinicians advocating evidence-based, exploratory gender care.
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Genspect.nl is the Dutch branch of Genspect, the international coalition for evidence-based gender care. With the Cass Review, SBU (Sweden), COHERE (Finland), NICE (UK), UKOM (Norway) and SEGM as key references, Genspect advocates exploratory care instead of affirmation-only approaches.
What you’ll find on genspect.nl
- The Cass Review and international reassessments, country by country
- The Dutch Protocol and the conclusion on its evidence base
- AGP and sexual motivations, desistance, Littman and ROGD
- A critical examination of the suicide narrative
- Methodological flaws in the research underpinning the affirmative model
- How to join Genspect NL
Who it’s for
Clinicians, parents and researchers who want care to be grounded in the best available evidence — backed by an international community and body of literature.
Related in the network: dutchprotocol.nl for the protocol dossier, wpath.nl on the guidelines and genderrisico.nl for the data.
Part of the gender network
genspect.nl is one of more than forty specialist sites in the Dutch-language gender network of Stichting Genderinfo i.o. Every site in the network covers one subject in depth: from science and medical facts to care, legislation, the public debate and support for specific audiences. That way you always find the site that answers your question most sharply. Note: most network sites are in Dutch.
Explore further: browse the category broad overviews, science and medical context, care and policy, society and debate or community and audiences — or go to the full network overview and the external resources beyond the network.