Deinstitutionalization in intellectual disabilities : Current Opinion in Psychiatry
Deinstitutionalization in intellectual disabilities : Current Opinion in Psychiatry Log in or …

Background An increasing number of children, adolescents and adults with intellectual
disabilities and/or autism are being admitted to general psychiatric wards and cared for by …

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 …

Background There are a variety of models for the mental health care of adults with comorbid
intellectual disability (ID) and mental illness. There has been a long‐running debate as to …

Background The limited evidence on the relationship between problem behaviours and
symptoms of psychiatric disorders experienced by adults with intellectual disabilities leads to …

Current policy in UK health services emphasizes that, where possible, people with
intellectual disabilities should access the same services as people without intellectual …

Background: National policy recommends intensive support teams for all areas of England
for adults with intellectual disabilities who display challenging behaviour. However, to the …

Psychosocial interventions for people with intellectual disa... : Current Opinion in Psychiatry
Psychosocial interventions for people with intellectual disabilities and mental ill-health …

Mental health nursing for adults with intellectual disabilities and mental illness is
underresearched. The aim of this review is to summarize empirical mental health nursing …

Objectives Mainstream mental health services are providing more care for individuals with
an intellectual disability (ID); this has implications for staff and service users. Attitudes of staff …