… While the most popular solution appears to be a call for increased training of health care
providers, we maintain that systemic changes for sustained improvement will require change at …

… intellectual disabilities (ID). Practice nurses have an expanding role within primary health
care … contribution of Practice Nurses to the health care of people with intellectual disabilities; …

… and Coleman, 2004], encompassing both mental and physical aspects of human … The
concept of sexual health in persons with intellectual disabilities (ID) is an extremely sensitive …

… care, and increasing survival. The health needs of people with intellectual disabilities have
an … .Primary health care and people with an intellectual disability: the evidence base J Intellec …

… healthcare services, but because of their particular needs, some high-income countries provide
a limited number of specialized intellectual disability services. … to health care among rural …

… experience a range of barriers to secondary health care and that their needs are not being
adequately met when they go to hospital. The main barriers impacting on the experiences of …

… With regard to health care, families were able to connect with providers through … health
care were also identified, with minorities more likely to use telephone rather than video services (…

… use of healthcare services by people with intellectual disability in Québec, Canada, assess
for the presence of unmet health … variables that might influence access to healthcare services. …

… In the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the Netherlands, for example, primary
medical care to persons with IDD and their families is provided by general practitioners or family …

… This study used the measured training needs of a group of primary health care professionals
to develop an effective training intervention targeted at different domains of learning …