This paper has highlighted the crucial roles of ethical standards and governmental policies in healthcare coordination and management, particularly within the context of LGBTQ+ health care as championed by organizations like the GLMA. The intersection of these elements showcases the importance of inclusive, patient-centered care guided by a strong ethical framework. As healthcare continues to evolve, the insights gathered here underscore the need for ongoing advocacy, policy reform, and ethical diligence to ensure equitable and effective healthcare for all communities (Ralph et al., 2021).
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