Abstract Using data from an online survey of 6,112 licensed social workers in 13 U.S. states, rates of reported behavioral health problems and service utilization, physical health problems, adverse childhood experiences, workplace stress, and compassion satisfaction were compared between heterosexual male, heterosexual female, gay/bisexual male, and lesbian/bisexual female respondents. Sexual minority workers reported far higher rates of mental health problems and service utilization, higher rates of physical problems, more frequent reporting of adverse childhood experiences, with no differences found between groups regarding workplace stress and compassion satisfaction. Minority stress theory and historical trauma are used as frameworks to conceptualize the findings.

中文翻译：

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女同性恋，男同性恋和双性恋社会工作者的健康，保健和工作场所经验

摘要利用对美国13个州的6,112名持照社会工作者进行的在线调查数据，比较了异性恋男性，异性恋女性，女性，男/女双性恋者，女/女双性恋者。性少数工作者报告的精神健康问题和服务利用率更高，身体问题的发生率更高，不良童年经历的报告更为频繁，两组之间在工作场所压力和同情心满意度方面没有差异。少数群体压力理论和历史创伤被用作概念化研究结果的框架。