Asking Questions on Gender and Sexuality eLearning

Asking Questions on Gender and Sexuality eLearningLearn how to ask the right questions Many organisations collect social and health data without fully understanding how to ask about gender and sexuality in ways that are respectful, accurate, and inclusive. Without the right approach, questions can feel intrusive, alienating, or lead to incomplete and unreliable data impacting both service quality and community trust. This eLearning builds your confidence to ask appropriate questions about gender and

Learn how to ask the right questions

Many organisations collect social and health data without fully understanding how to ask about gender and sexuality in ways that are respectful, accurate, and inclusive. Without the right approach, questions can feel intrusive, alienating, or lead to incomplete and unreliable data — impacting both service quality and community trust.

This eLearning builds your confidence to ask appropriate questions about gender and sexuality, in line with the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics standards. Developed by LGBTQ+ subject matter experts and informed by the voices of community members, providers, and researchers, it explains what indicators are, why they matter, and how to use them effectively. You’ll learn the recommended questions to ask, the reasons behind them, and practical tips to ensure your data collection supports better outcomes for both services and the LGBTQ+ community.

Ideal for General Practitioners, clinicians, and professionals involved in data collection, this training will help you meet best‑practice standards while fostering respectful, inclusive interactions.

Learning Outcomes 
By the end of this course, you will be able to:

1. Define what indicators are in the context of social and health data.
2. Explain the importance of asking the right questions about gender and sexuality.
3. Describe the impacts of inclusive data collection for the LGBTQ+ community, service providers, and research outcomes.
4. Apply practical tips for asking these questions respectfully and effectively.

This training is suitable for General Practitioners (GPs) and other clinicians to complete for CPD points.

Suggested Prerequisite
To ensure a strong foundation in inclusive language and community understanding, we recommend completing our LGBTQ+ Introduction eLearning prior to this course. This introductory module equips learners with essential terminology, context, and insights to support respectful and informed engagement.

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