Background People with mild intellectual disabilities (MID) experience more mental health
(MH) problems than the general population but often do not receive appropriate primary MH …

Abstract Background General practitioners (GPs) are increasingly confronted with people
with both mild intellectual disability (MID) and mental health (MH) problems. Little is known …

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 Adults with mild intellectual disability (MID) experience more mental health
disorders than the general population. However, mental healthcare may be insufficiently …

Background Government guidelines promote the use of mainstream mental health services
for people with intellectual disabilities whenever possible. However, little is known about the …

Background 1 People with mild intellectual disability (ID) experience a higher prevalence of
mental health (MH) problems in comparison to the general population, yet there is little …

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

Background There has been substantial increase in the number of people with mild
intellectual disability (MID) or borderline intellectual functioning referred to long-term care …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide information for non-specialists on identifying
the characteristics, assessment and support needs of people with intellectual disabilities (ID) …

People with intellectual disabilities (ID) experience complex medical care needs and high
levels of multimorbidity. In mainstream healthcare, these needs might remain undetected …