… healthcare services in rural areas. Because of specific healthcare needs, people with intellectual
disabilities … Slifkin RT (2002) Developing policies responsive to barriers to health care …

… care, highlighting the need for healthcare providers to survey patients about and then support
these specific areas, as comprehensive health care … the accessibility of health care and …

… This paper includes a systematic review of the literature on barriers and facilitators to health
care for autistic adults without intellectual disability. The first author (PB) searched the online …

… to improve medical students’ attitudes towards intellectual disabilities. The purpose of
this paper is to improve the healthcare outcomes for individuals with intellectual disability. …

… The PICO model is widely used and taught in evidence-based health care as a strategy for
formulating questions and search strategies and for characterizing clinical studies or meta-…

… While people with ID generally are higher health care users, 30, 31 our analyses do not
show this for the utilization of cancer care. Reasons for the lower utilization of cancer care in this …

… whether we could formulate standards of health care for people with intellectual disabilities
that are valuable for every country, independently of their health care system. We decided to …

… intellectual disabilities (IDs) and mental health disorders (MHDs), caused mainly by a growing
need for care … health care of patients with both an intellectual disability (ID) and a mental …

… This review highlights issues, concerns, and needs of young people with intellectual
disabilities and their carers at the point of transition from paediatric to adult health services. …

… possible, and in doing so, we may make significant advancements in our knowledge about
the health care of people with intellectual disability and be able to improve their quality of life. …