Guidelines for Managing the Patient With Intellectual Disability in Accident and Emergency

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A&E is generally a strange and unfamiliar environment for anyone. For persons with intellectual disabilities, the experience may be particularly scary because they may not understand what is happening around them.

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Clinical Communication
Consent and People With Intellectual Disabilities: The Basics
Health Action Plans
Health Guidelines for Adults with an Intellectual Disability
Books Beyond Words: Telling the Whole Story in Pictures
Primary Care and Intellectual Disability
The Contribution of Actors with Intellectual Disabilities to the Training of Medical Students
How To Look After My Balls
Offering Health Checks to People with Intellectual Disabilities
Guidelines for Managing the Patient With Intellectual Disability in Accident and Emergency
Passport to Health
Intensive Interaction: Using Body Language to Communicate
Your next patient in A&E may have an Intellectual Disability
Improving Hospital Experiences and Ensuring Safer Discharges

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