The present paper presents a descriptive summary of the views and experiences of people
with intellectual disabilities (IDs) as they have been represented in research and other …

The present paper describes conflicts of interest in families which include someone with
intellectual disabilities. Data were taken from a study concerned with the 1995 Carers Act …

The aim of the present paper is to distil findings from research into the views and
experiences of families of people with intellectual disabilities (IDs). It draws from the authors' …

This chapter considers some of the reasons why it has become increasingly common to
interview people with intellectual disabilities as part of research studies. Ethical issues …

In a social and political climate which encourages active participation in decision‐making by
people who have severe and profound intellectual disabilities, the onus is often on …

People with intellectual disabilities and their families are increasingly being asked to provide
input into the services they receive. Under the aegis of the United Nation Convention of the …

Background JARID has a long and positive association with qualitative research dating back
to its first issue. This paper looks at the development of qualitative methods and their …

How does one ascertain what transpires in families of children with intellectual disabilities
(ID)? An obvious answer is simply to ask the children's parents. As frequently happens …

Background Assessing the perceptions of individuals with intellectual disability (ID) and
developmental disabilities (DD) is an essential part of evaluating and planning services and …

This paper reports on part of a wider study concerned with the collaborative efforts of an
inquirer and six people with an intellectual disability, to develop a grounded theory …