Objectives To compare somatic healthcare usage among older people with intellectual
disabilities (ID) to that of their age-peers in the general population, taking into account health …

Strengths-based clinical practices are critical for supporting the wellbeing of individuals with
intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. The VIA Inventory of Strengths ('VIA Survey') is …

Introduction People with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) are a historically
marginalized population and often require complex team-based health care services. Health …

Abstract Between 1% and 2% of the US population has an intellectual disability (ID) and
often experience disparities in health care. Communication patterns and sedation use for …

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

Few healthcare providers receive guidance on the unique needs of persons with intellectual
and developmental disabilities and mental healthcare needs. Our aim was to develop a tool …

Background Long‐term care planning (LTCP) is critical for individuals with intellectual/
developmental disabilities. Objectives of this study were to investigate progression through …

Background Historically, US adults with intellectual disability (ID) experience worse
healthcare access than the general population. However, the implementation of the Patient …

Aim and Objective: In Malaysia, there was lack of local evidence on the perception of
parents/caretakers of people with intellectual disabilities (PWID) about healthcare. Thus, this …

Smart cities require smart healthcare. In a smart city, the purpose of citywide efforts has the
fundamental objectives of livability, sustainability, and productivity. Some well-intentioned …