The State and institutions, in relation to LGBTIQ+ people, have an obligation to ensure the prevention of structural discrimination and to close gaps based on sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. For this reason no can apply: 

  1. Humiliating interrogations about sexual practices or "tests" on sexual identity or orientation as a condition for accessing services.
  2. Inappropriately exposing third parties who are not providing care without prior authorisation. 
  3. Neglect the application of sectoral guidelines with a gender or diversity approach. 
  4. Insist on naming your patient by a name other than his or her own, even if previously requested.