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Learning disability services: how can we truly achieve change?
While the Learning Disability Mortality Review highlights health inequalities of people with learning disabilities demonstrable service change is non-existent
While the Learning Disability Mortality Review highlights health inequalities of people with learning disabilities demonstrable service change is non-existent
The Learning Disability Mortality Review (LeDeR) programme aims to improve healthcare for people with a learning disability and those with autism.
LeDeR, which was started in 2017, is funded by NHS England and NHS Improvement and has three aims:
- Improve care.
- Reduce health inequalities.
- Reduce early deaths.
Missed opportunities to understand health determinants of ‘hard to reach’ groups
LeDeR
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