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'It is no longer acceptable for organisations to view people with intellectual disabilities as passive recipients of services; they must be seen as active partners.'

Categories

Assessing the Value of the Internet in Health Improvement
Government Policy in England: Inclusion in Mainstream Healthcare
Healthcare Decision-Making By Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: Some Levers To Changing Practice
History of Down's Syndrome
Action for Health - How Is It Going?
Assessment in Primary Care
"I Have Down's Syndrome - But Don't Feel Sorry For Me"
Legislation & Clinical Practice In Intellectual Disability
My Role As A Supporter
Intellectual Disability Policy In England
Self Advocacy
Social Care Services And The Social Perspective
Top Ten Tips For Effective Consultation
User Involvement
The Wellness Book
Working With The Baked Bean Theatre Company
Setting Up The Theatre Company
Shine a Light
An Exception to the Rule? Practising Ethics in Practice
Equality and Equity of Access to Healthcare for People with Intellectual Disabilities