Improved access in some countries and tightening legal restrictions in others limit the care LGBTQ+ people can access worldwide. Political agendas leverage queer people worldwide, stripping access to healthcare and making us scapegoats.
QOHR focuses on delivering answers for health needs through a single, interconnected database. By collecting, aggregating and delivering cradle-to-grave health conscious information, QOHR’s goal is to provide a resource never-before available.
Instead of focusing entirely on a single condition, QOHR looks at how different aspects of health inform each other. How caffeine interacts with ADHD, how bone density matters for transitioning individuals, how symptoms of one health issue inform others.
Queer identifying people have had more access to healthcare now than the past 50 years, largely through segmented, specialized resources. Now, systematic factors steadily grow to limit access to safe, accurate care for queer people worldwide, backsliding our access to health resources and care.
With the technology available today, we could create a comprehensive health resource filled with unbiased knowledge, and spread the wealth of information publicly available today to those who need it most. QOHR aims to bring hope to queer peoples through clarity and ease of access to answering their health questions or concerns.
We collect, aggregate, cite and deliver topics surrounding a single vertical at a time. We review all available resources provided by major groups, developing a unified perspective.
Information gaps are highlighted, and used to identify areas of related care that interconnect with them. As further topics are collected and connected to previous ones, we gradually identify gaps in care for a variety of demographics.
Collected information is then cross-checked with clinical care providers to verify details, gather further recommended care, and refine our offering. Community members are consulted about domains lacking support, that we can fill the gaps between.
