Background People with intellectual disability experience poorer health and healthcare
access issues. As a leading role in healthcare provision for people with intellectual disability …

Aim The aim of this scoping review is to synthesise current evidence around the clinical skill
development of preregistration registered nurses (RNs) in Australia, United Kingdom (UK) …

People with disabilities make up the largest minority population in the country, yet our health
care workforce is unprepared to meet their needs. Two initiatives–and the Alliance for …

Purpose Negative nurse attitudes and emotions toward caring for adults with intellectual
disability have been implicated as a contributing factor to the cascade of health disparities …

Background: Australian publicly funded mental health services play a significant role in the
assessment and management of mental illness for people with intellectual disability …

Background People with disabilities (PWD) constitute 26% of the US population yet no
nursing schools have compulsory clinical education specific to PWD. Inadequate education …

Aims To explore the perceptions of Australian nurses working in disability‐specific settings
and/or roles, about:(a) nursing people with intellectual and developmental disability living in …

Children with intellectual disability (ID) experience chronic and pervasive limitations across
intellectual and adaptive functioning. They are also at risk of developing co-morbidities …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To critically appraise relevant literature on the lived
experiences of registered nurses caring for adults with intellectual disability in the acute care …

Background People with intellectual disabilities (ID) experience high rates of lifestyle related
morbidities, in part due to lack of access to tailored health promotion programmes. This …