Here, we provide an overview of the cultural aspects of epidemiological findings and
provision of mental health care to people with intellectual disability (ID). The prevalence of …

Background An emerging literature suggests that ethnic and cultural factors influence
service utilisation among people with intellectual disability (ID), but this has not previously …

Background People with intellectual disability (ID) experience higher rates of major mental
disorders than their non‐ID peers, but in many countries have difficulty accessing …

Background Previous reports have suggested that South Asian and white UK populations
have different prevalences of intellectual disability (ID), related psychological morbidity and …

In a recent editorial titled “Intellectual disability in a global context,” Emerson, McConkey,
Walsh, & Felce (2008) summarized three trends appearing in the international literature …

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This critique takes a look both back and forward at research, services, and training for
people with intellectual disabilities (IDs) and cooccurring psychiatric disorders. Despite …

The objective of this study was to explore whether people with intellectual disability from
ethnic minority groups have higher rates of mental health problems and access different …

Background Patient experience of those accessing mental health services has been found
to be different between ethnic groups. Although the needs of people with intellectual …

Background People with from minority ethnic communities face inequalities in health and
health care. This systematic review considers the question of what we know about the health …