Underrepresentation of voices from people with intellectual disability in nurse education In
the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom, university level programmes for intellectual …

Background: Nurses provide technical and relational skills that are integral to the care of
people with intellectual disability (ID) in Australia. However, little is known about the …

PURPOSE To identify the foci of interest specific to nursing interventions within residential,
intellectual disability nursing through the use of the terms and meanings presented in …

while ae & clark ll (2009) Journal of Nursing Management 18, 166–172 Overcoming
ignorance and stigma relating to intellectual disability in healthcare: a potential solution Aim …

Background Despite experiencing higher rates of physical and mental health conditions
compared with the general population, people with intellectual disability face inequitable …

Introduction People with intellectual disabilities have a greater prevalence of
musculoskeletal conditions and injuries than the general population. Orthopaedic and …

Research aims: Nurses are increasingly becoming involved in the support of people with an
intellectual disability in social care settings. Recent policies identify the need for an …

Problem There is international evidence that people with intellectual and developmental
disabilities experience barriers to health care and inequalities in health. Nurses are well …

Background There have been significant concerns about the care and treatment of people
with intellectual disabilities (ID) when attending general hospitals, which have led to …

Aims and objectives The aim of this paper is to explore how making reasonable adjustments
to the process of securing ethical approval for research can facilitate the meaningful …