… Staff who took part in interviews were provided with a participant information sheet … that
perceived confidence is greater for senior staff and for staff working in specialist children's hospital…

… eight registered and enrolled nurses who provided care to children and adolescents with ID
… Nurses have perceived that children with ID who have been admitted to hospital and their …

… during a hospital admission also impacted on parental perceptions and expectations of care
provided for their child during hospitalization. Parents reported feeling anxious about their …

… , their perception of being equal partners in their child's care and … accompanying a child
with intellectual disability in hospital, … provided that the multiple and complex needs of children …

… , perceived to be as a consequence of limited knowledge and understanding of their needs
and the perceived … provision of care for people with intellectual disabilities who access acute …

… nursing care and that necessary supports could be provided … in hospital. Arguably, the limited
and ad hoc undergraduate … the unknown perceptions of Australian IDD nurses we used a …

… This had a clear impact on their overall perception of … , often provided by a single clinician
and specialist nurses. Their … the role of the ID liaison nurses in hospital settings, in ensuring …

… of learners with learning disabilities; and preceptor agreement with provision of accommodations
for learners with learning … Nurses have attended the Academy from 145 hospitals. …

… , nurses) which provided depth and breadth of the perception of … study, the perception of
parents and nurses about the needs … ill children in the hospital are relevant to the perceptions of …

… staff perceive them. This study addressed this gap by describing nursing staff perceptions
of resources provided by hospitals … of nursing staff perceptions of organizational resources …