Objectives People with intellectual disability are vulnerable in terms of health service
provision due to increased comorbidity, higher dependency and cognitive impairment. This …

Objective To identify the factors that promote and compromise the implementation of
reasonably adjusted healthcare services for patients with intellectual disabilities in acute …

Aim To describe parents' perspectives on reasonable adjustments in acute healthcare for
people with intellectual disability (ID). Background People with ID are vulnerable in terms of …

Adults with intellectual disabilities experience significant physical and mental health needs
when compared to their typically developing peers. Previous research evidences that many …

Adults with intellectual disability have high health care needs. Despite frequent contact with
health services, they often receive inadequate health care. One method to improve health …

Background People with intellectual disability are at risk of poor hospital experiences and
outcomes. The aims were to conduct a content and quality review of research into the acute …

Abstract Aim To describe Australian registered nurses' awareness, and implementation of
reasonable adjustments within their practice when caring for people with intellectual …

Introduction Providing safe, high‐quality admitted‐patient care for people with intellectual
disabilities (IDs) requires consideration for their special needs particularly in relation to …

Abstract Background The UK Equality Act 2010 requires providers of health services to
make changes or 'reasonable adjustments' to their practices in order to protect disabled …

Background The vast health inequities experienced by people with intellectual disability
remain indisputable. Persistent and contemporary challenges exist for primary healthcare …