Background The COVID‐19 pandemic has placed enormous strain on health systems
around the world, undermining the mental health and wellbeing of healthcare workers …

Background Due to the functional, cognitive and communication impairments associated
with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD), adaptations to service delivery …

Background Before COVID‐19, people with intellectual disabilities were digitally excluded,
facing difficulties accessing and using technology. The pandemic outbreak closed down …

Objectives People with intellectual disabilities are more vulnerable to and experience
mental health concerns at a higher incidence than their peers without intellectual disabilities …

COVID-19 is likely to have compromised the management of end-of-life care. Disruptions
include the inability to respect advanced care planning, offer support to the person dying …

Widespread, and sometimes inappropriate use of psychotropics in adults with intellectual
disability has been an international concern. These medicines have been used to treat …

A shift from single to multi-site health studies enabled a range of research benefits including
faster recruitment of larger and more diverse samples; increased statistical power, greater …

A shift from single to multi-site health studies enabled a range of research benefits including
faster recruitment of larger and more diverse samples; increased statistical power, greater …

The role of the registered nurse in intellectual disability (RNID) includes networking, which is
an important aspect of supporting people with an intellectual disability with their health and …

Achieving adequate amounts of physical activity (PA) confers Background: important
physical and mental health benefits. Despite this, individuals with mental health conditions …