Background Research suggests that registered nurses (RNs) do not feel adequately
prepared to support patients with intellectual disability disorder (IDD). This is unsurprising …

Aims and objectives To explore nurses' representations of caring for people with an
intellectual disability, intervention strategies they currently use, and to identify needs to …

Aims To explore the perceptions of Australian nurses working in disability‐specific settings
and/or roles, about:(a) nursing people with intellectual and developmental disability living in …

Background People with intellectual disability have poorer health than the general
population and experience difficulties accessing healthcare. In addition, attitude and …

Aims and objectives To identify the specialist role/s that nurses perform and the specialist
skills that nurses use when caring for people with intellectual disability. Methods Adhering to …

Background Negative health‐care provider attitudes are a contributing factor to the myriad
health disparities faced by people with intellectual disabilities (ID). Nursing comprises the …

Aim and objectives To explore multidisciplinary team members' perspectives of clinical
nurse specialists in intellectual disability nursing contribution in Ireland. Background While …

Background People with intellectual disability experience poorer health and healthcare
access issues. As a leading role in healthcare provision for people with intellectual disability …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To compare the self‐perceived preparedness, knowledge,
comfort and confidence of Australian Registered Nurses when caring for people with ID …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To critically appraise relevant literature on the lived
experiences of registered nurses caring for adults with intellectual disability in the acute care …