It has only been four years since the Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities
(JARID) last published a special issue on Death and Dying, edited by Stuart Todd, Jane …

In the 10 years since it was claimed that death and dying were perhaps too emotive and
certainly too incongruous for intellectual disability researchers (Todd 2002), there has been …

This brief report proposes strategies to support qualitative research with people with
intellectual disabilities on topics related to death and dying. We prepared a scoping review …

At the close of most chapters in this book a list of resources is given to assist practice across
a range of end-of-life issues for people with intellectual and developmental disability. In this …

This chapter examines contemporary research about end of life with a particular emphasis
on people with intellectual disabilities and their experiences, rather than the views of others …

This book on end of life examines how to include people with intellectual and developmental
disability in the inevitability of dying and death. Comprising 17 chapters, it addresses …

Background An increased awareness of how people with intellectual disabilities (ID)
understand death and dying is necessary in supporting life‐long learning, post …

Background Individuals with ID are often withheld information about the death of their loved
ones as it has often been thought that they do not understand death or cannot grieve. This …

The social issues of death, dying and bereavement represent important but neglected
research areas, and such issues need attention both for practical reform and for deciphering …

This chapter outlines the emergence of understanding mortality as a key issue in the care of
people with intellectual disability (ID). Analysis of mortality data to improve the health of the …