Accessible Summary People with learning disabilities have a right to be given easy
information about research which is about their lives. At the Norah Fry Research Centre, we …

Historically, people with learning disabilities have been the subjects of research, rather than
true participants or contributors. Common approaches used to inform people with learning …

When people with learning disabilities use mainstream healthcare services, they are more
likely to receive poor standards of care. They seldom attend screening programmes, often …

This article is written by three people with learning difficulties. It is about our experience of
doing research. We are all members of Hackney People First and in 1994 we got involved in …

This article is about a training project run by Central England People First (CEPF). CEPF has
been doing workshops, conferences and other training for over 10 years. It seemed like a …

This article describes how people with learning disabilities and community learning
disability nurses completed a module involving the development of an inclusive group to …

Despite the rhetoric of involvement of people with learning disabilities in health care there is
a dearth of research which examines the extent to which service users are included in …

Background Lawton (2009) describes how 'advocacy services for people with disabilities...
have grown and developed over 20 or 30 years,[but are] often largely built on voluntary …

The aim of this article is to provide opportunities for nurses from any background to gain
information and examine evidence about the experiences of people with learning disabilities …

Kay Mafuba explores how learning disability nurses contribute to the implementation of
public health policy for people with learning disabilities the workforce responsible for …