TABLE 1

Changes to Measures of Social Transition, Support, Health Professional Use, Medication Use, Family Functioning, and Suicidality After Attending FASST in the One-Group, Pre- and Post-FASST Study

Pre-FASSTPost-FASSTDifference Between Pre- and Post-FASSTa
n% (n)n% (n)nChangeb (%)95% CI (%)P
Full transition         
 Overall 135 33.3 (45) 133 51.9 (69) 142 18.5 9.7 to 27.3 <.001 
Full transition of the following         
 Name 126 45.2 (57) 125 66.4 (83) 137 19.0 9.7 to 28.3 <.001 
 Pronouns 133 42.9 (57) 133 60.9 (81) 142 15.8 7.1 to 24.5 <.001 
 Look 133 69.2 (92) 132 75.0 (99) 142 6.2 −1.8 to 14.1 .128 
Full transition at the following         
 Home 135 43.7 (59) 133 62.4 (83) 142 17.0 8.0 to 25.9 <.001 
 School 134 42.5 (57) 128 59.4 (76) 141 14.8 6.1 to 23.5 .001 
 Online 118 66.9 (79) 125 73.6 (92) 135 5.4 −4.0 to 14.9 .260 
Concerns regarding social transition         
 Knowledge 137 24.8 (34) 135 15.6 (21) 142 −10.6 −19.8 to −1.5 .023 
 Safety 137 65.7 (90) 135 57.0 (77) 142 −7.4 −18.1 to 3.3 .175 
 Support 137 60.6 (83) 135 40.0 (54) 142 −18.4 −29.2 to −7.5 .001 
Full support from the following:         
 Familyc 136 77.9 (106) 135 82.2 (111) 141 4.0 −3.5 to 11.6 .298 
 Friends 126 96.0 (121) 126 96.8 (122) 137 0 to 0 .997 
 Teachers 124 67.7 (84) 124 73.4 (91) 136 5.0 −4.9 to 15.0 .324 
Health professional used         
 General practitioner 139 78.4 (109) 134 75.4 (101) 142 −5.1 −12.3 to 20.0 .160 
 Pediatrician 135 17.0 (23) 132 20.5 (27) 140 2.9 −1.5 to 7.3 .193 
 Psychiatrist 134 21.6 (29) 132 22.7 (30) 139 −0.6 −7.3 to 6.1 .860 
 Psychologist 137 58.4 (80) 133 60.2 (80) 142 3.7 −5.2 to 12.6 .412 
 Othere 136 27.9 (38) 132 32.6 (43) 140 4.3 −6.8 to 15.4 .447 
Medication use         
 Antidepressants 139 29.5 (41) 134 29.9 (40) 142 −0.1 −0.4 to 0.3 .712 
 Period suppressorsf 104 14.4 (15) 99 51.5 (51) 105 35.0 24.0 to 46.9 <.001 
FAD General Functioning Subscale         
 Unhealthy family functioningg 120 55.8 (67) 118 44.9 (53) 126 −11.0 −21.4 to −0.6 .039 
Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale         
 High risk 119 13.4 (16) 86 9.3 (8) 123 0 to 0 .912 
Pre-FASSTPost-FASSTDifference Between Pre- and Post-FASSTa
n% (n)n% (n)nChangeb (%)95% CI (%)P
Full transition         
 Overall 135 33.3 (45) 133 51.9 (69) 142 18.5 9.7 to 27.3 <.001 
Full transition of the following         
 Name 126 45.2 (57) 125 66.4 (83) 137 19.0 9.7 to 28.3 <.001 
 Pronouns 133 42.9 (57) 133 60.9 (81) 142 15.8 7.1 to 24.5 <.001 
 Look 133 69.2 (92) 132 75.0 (99) 142 6.2 −1.8 to 14.1 .128 
Full transition at the following         
 Home 135 43.7 (59) 133 62.4 (83) 142 17.0 8.0 to 25.9 <.001 
 School 134 42.5 (57) 128 59.4 (76) 141 14.8 6.1 to 23.5 .001 
 Online 118 66.9 (79) 125 73.6 (92) 135 5.4 −4.0 to 14.9 .260 
Concerns regarding social transition         
 Knowledge 137 24.8 (34) 135 15.6 (21) 142 −10.6 −19.8 to −1.5 .023 
 Safety 137 65.7 (90) 135 57.0 (77) 142 −7.4 −18.1 to 3.3 .175 
 Support 137 60.6 (83) 135 40.0 (54) 142 −18.4 −29.2 to −7.5 .001 
Full support from the following:         
 Familyc 136 77.9 (106) 135 82.2 (111) 141 4.0 −3.5 to 11.6 .298 
 Friends 126 96.0 (121) 126 96.8 (122) 137 0 to 0 .997 
 Teachers 124 67.7 (84) 124 73.4 (91) 136 5.0 −4.9 to 15.0 .324 
Health professional used         
 General practitioner 139 78.4 (109) 134 75.4 (101) 142 −5.1 −12.3 to 20.0 .160 
 Pediatrician 135 17.0 (23) 132 20.5 (27) 140 2.9 −1.5 to 7.3 .193 
 Psychiatrist 134 21.6 (29) 132 22.7 (30) 139 −0.6 −7.3 to 6.1 .860 
 Psychologist 137 58.4 (80) 133 60.2 (80) 142 3.7 −5.2 to 12.6 .412 
 Othere 136 27.9 (38) 132 32.6 (43) 140 4.3 −6.8 to 15.4 .447 
Medication use         
 Antidepressants 139 29.5 (41) 134 29.9 (40) 142 −0.1 −0.4 to 0.3 .712 
 Period suppressorsf 104 14.4 (15) 99 51.5 (51) 105 35.0 24.0 to 46.9 <.001 
FAD General Functioning Subscale         
 Unhealthy family functioningg 120 55.8 (67) 118 44.9 (53) 126 −11.0 −21.4 to −0.6 .039 
Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale         
 High risk 119 13.4 (16) 86 9.3 (8) 123 0 to 0 .912 

n, the total number of patients varies because patients and parents may not be required to complete a questionnaire (based on age of young person) or choose not to.

a

Mixed-effect logistic models were used with time of assessment, age and sex (except for period suppressors) as fixed effects and the individual as a random effect.

b

Difference in proportions adjusted for age and birth-assigned sex.

c

Includes support from mother, father, other parent/guardian, and siblings.

d

Seen at least once in the previous 12 mo for concerns related to gender identity.

e

Includes counsellors, nurses, and social workers.

f

Among birth-assigned female individuals.

g

Unhealthy functioning defined as an FAD score of >2, as previously published. 21

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