Clinical
Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.
Using behaviour change theories to promote physical activity
Ways to support adults with learning disabilities to do more exercise
Increasing cervical screening uptake among people with learning disabilities
A pilot project used an assessment tool showing that people can be supported to make a decision
Improving annual health checks of people with learning disabilities
Understanding health and communication needs, working with carers and making adjustments are crucial
Evaluating an online screening tool to identify learning disability in autistic people
The accuracy of the CAIDS-Q questionnaire online version and its value to professionals are assessed
How to support an adult with a learning disability to undergo an electrocardiogram
ECGs are needed to identify and manage a range of health issues common in people with learning disabilities
Communication challenges for people with learning disabilities in the digital age
Factors affecting communication in healthcare and strategies and tools for nurses to address them
Understanding the barriers that prevent adults with learning disabilities accessing gyms
Find out ways to promote healthier lifestyles by improving access to fitness centres
Children’s transition into adult learning disability services
Literature review to identify and critically appraise findings of UK qualitative studies
Experiences of caregivers when communicating with healthcare professionals
Healthcare professionals need to engage more constructively with caregivers
Positive behaviour support: video-based intervention
Supporting a young autistic person by engaging him in the co-production of a video
Experiences of developing a university curriculum for learning disability
Report on a new nursing student-designed learning disability nursing programme
Taking blood from a person with a learning disability
Learn about reasonable adjustments for people undergoing a blood test or injection