Objective To investigate parents' experiences of follow-up by general practitioners (GPs) of
children with intellectual disabilities (ID) and comorbid behavioural and/or psychological …

Objectives To investigate general practitioners'(GPs) experiences in managing patients with
intellectual disabilities (ID) and mental and behavioural problems (MBP). Design Qualitative …

Background Parents of children diagnosed with intellectual disability are at increased risk of
mental and physical health difficulties compared with other parents. They are likely to …

The aim of this study was to investigate general practitioners'(GPs) beliefs about the
importance of addressing nine health care issues for people with intellectual disabilities, and …

Background GPs are increasingly confronted with patients with both intellectual disabilities
(ID) and mental health disorders (MHD). Currently, the care provided to these patients is …

Background Communication styles and communication difficulties may impact on the ability
of general practitioners to provide best possible health care, particularly for patients with …

Objective: To gain insight into the management of children and adolescents with mental
health problems by their GPs as the GPs describe it. Design: A qualitative analysis of data …

The increased presence and participation in Australian society of people with an intellectual
disability provides challenges for the provision of primary health care. General practitioners …

Background People with intellectual disability (ID) expressed dissatisfaction with doctor-
patient communication and mentioned certain preferences for this communication (our …

Background Concerns have been raised about the quality of medical care available for
people with intellectual disabilities in community‐based services. The aims of this study …