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The population of Scotland is ~5.5 million. Say 1% are trans and they all need a gender clinic appointment. Assume one person operates one clinic for all of Scotland, let’s call this person Angus. Angus works an 8 hour day for 250 days a year. Each appointment is 1 hour.
That gets you 2,000 appointments in a year - so you would work through the entire population in ~25 years. Obviously terrible… but how do you get to 200+ years?! Angus would basically need to see one patient each day and then just go and do something else for the next 7 hours.
Obviously there’s a lot wrong with my example, but remember I’m assuming only one provider for all of Scotland.
Yeah Angus is probably a full time endocrinologist working on a range of things and he only works the gender clinic on a Wednesday morning.
Probably this.