The authors have used a qualitative study in describing Gender Dysphoria which involves a...

Introduction:
An annotated bibliography introduced peer-reviewed journals and articles on the said topic. It enables out to understand the research undertaken and the future implications of the research including the very important methodology adopted for the research and the design of the same.
Annotated bibliography:
Gender Dysphoria in Children: American College of Pediatricians – June 2017. (2017). Issues in Law & Medicine, 32(2), 287–304.
The authors have used a qualitative study in describing Gender Dysphoria which involves a conflict between a person's physical or assigned gender, and the gender with which they are identified. People with gender dysphoria may be very uncomfortable with the gender they were assigned, sometimes described as being uncomfortable with their body during times of puberty especially. Children are at a loss in identifying themselves and this leads to mental stress, anxiety disorders, and severe health issues.
How do psychologists, health professions and community health workers including the family look at ways in which these children can be made to feel at ease and the very necessary support that can be extended to these children with gender dysphoria may often experience significant distress and problems functioning associated with this conflict between the way they feel and think of themselves The gender conflict affects people in different ways. It can change the way a person wants to express their gender and can influence behavior, dress, and self-image. Some people may cross-dress; some may want to socially transition, others may want to medically transition with sex-change surgery and/or hormone treatment. Socially transitioning primarily involves transitioning into the affirmed gender’s pronouns and bathrooms
FRIEDMAN, R., & LOPEZ, D. (2018). Treating gender dysphoria. Economist, 428(9111), 20.
The authors have used a quantitative study from a collection of medical and social journals to understand different methods in which transgender was treated and how effective the interventions looked like. It also deals with the different ways in which gender dysphoria can be treated without causing much of alienation in the resident population.
Does the problem rest on how this population must be treated medically or psychologically?
There are very sensitive physical emotional and cultural issues that must be tackled. most of the health issues that were treated are mental issues with this population not being able to adjust to mainstream life. These people are unable to come to terms with their gender identity and so undergo severe mental issues. Very careful treatment must be given to these people as these people are not only very socially sensitive but emotionally unstable and even the slightest comparison to other population may make this aggressive.
Gender-affirming care needed for transgender children. (2018). Lancet, 391(10140), 2576. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(18)31429-6
The authors have used a qualitative and quantitative approach to understanding how caregiving can be made meaningful.
The problem that is addressed here is how this kind of care can bring in the very important identity and self-efficacy in transgender children. The children are very impressionable and sensitive to gender issues. The care in the form of counseling would put at ease the mental trauma that children are exposed to.
Awareness and education of such types to the population to a large extent bring in the necessary support.
References:
FRIEDMAN, R., & LOPEZ, D. (2018). Treating gender dysphoria. Economist, 428(9111), 20.
Gender-affirming care needed for transgender children. (2018). Lancet, 391(10140), 2576. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(18)31429-6
Gender Dysphoria in Children: American College of Pediatricians – June 2017. (2017). Issues in Law & Medicine, 32(2), 287–304.