Spiritual care and learning disability nursing: an exploratory review of the literature
More research on spiritual care could add to the evidence base that nurses draw on to provide holistic care
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More research on spiritual care could add to the evidence base that nurses draw on to provide holistic care
The project will give nurses greater sensitivity to practices that might threaten those in their care
A project involving people with learning disabilities and psychiatrists led to practical changes
To meet the needs of a remote community, the nursing role frequently requires autonomous working
Homeless services may not recognise service users’ intellectual disabilities
The process aims to provide a nuanced understanding of factors that may lead to offending behaviour
How interventions such as desensitisation and reasonable adjustments can address challenges
A strategy is needed that includes education, reasonable adjustments and medication reviews
How a desensitisation programme was used to prepare people for the COVID-19 vaccination
Diagnosis can be complicated by behaviours of concern in this patient group
A literature review showed the need for tailored services or interventions to support fathers
Ways to support adults with learning disabilities to do more exercise