I don't think Evan is a bad guy or anything, but it's 2021 and just as a basic matter of social science we should all be able to agree that a study examining gender-clinic patient files that makes no attempt to find folks who *left* the clinic is useless for generating a detrans%https://twitter.com/e_urq/status/1370380701653213184 …
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I don't think we really have any good studies. They're all from other contexts or don't address the issue of people disappearing from clinics. I bet detransition rate is correlated with profesionallism of assessment but have no studies I can point to to prove that.
Did you see my tweet about having disappeared from 4 clinics so far (I move around, and don't call my doc when I do). Does it seem likely that an unstable population would move around a lot, like me, or am I letting my anecdotal experience color my understanding unreasonably?
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How to separate people who no longer seek services from a clinic because they've moved/insurance coverage vs. who do not want the same kind of service anymore (attrition) might be a methodological issue for a study to answer the question to address. Hope someone does!
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