A shift from single to multi-site health studies enabled a range of research benefits including faster recruitment of larger and more diverse samples; increased statistical power, greater rigour, generalisability, and external reliability; and increased ...
Darren McCausland+3 more
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Background People with intellectual disability (PwID) and epilepsy have increased premature and potentially preventable mortality. This is related to a lack of equitable access to appropriate care.
Tom Shillito+14 more
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Task-Based Role-Playing VR Game for Supporting Intellectual Disability Therapies [PDF]
Intellectual Disability (ID) is characterized by deficits in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, necessitating customized therapeutic interventions to improve daily life skills. This paper presents the development and evaluation of Space Exodus, a task-based role-playing Virtual Reality (VR) game designed to support therapy for children ...
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Hidden psychiatric morbidity in a vocational programme for people with intellectual disability [PDF]
Luis Salvador‐Carulla+4 more
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Fitting in : social inclusion in workplaces where people with intellectual disability are employed : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Rehabilitation at Massey University [PDF]
Work is one important aspect of inclusion for people with intellectual disability. Success at work and inclusion in the culture of the workplace is a crucial step towards community membership.
Fillary, Rose
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Background Recovery colleges provide personalised educational mental health support for people who self-refer. The research evidence supporting them is growing, with key components and the positive experiences of attendees reported.
Jon Allard+6 more
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P02.272 Follow up study of atypical antipsychotics for patients with psychiatric disorders and intellectual disability [PDF]
M. Vanstaelen+3 more
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"It Is Easy Using My Apps:" Understanding Technology Use and Needs of Adults with Down Syndrome [PDF]
Assistive technologies for adults with Down syndrome (DS) need designs tailored to their specific technology requirements. While prior research has explored technology design for individuals with intellectual disabilities, little is understood about the needs and expectations of adults with DS.
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Improving institutions: Effects of small unit size on quality of care of people with severe intellectual disabilities [PDF]
Timo Saloviita
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Incidence and prevalence of falls in adults living with an intellectual disability living in the community: A systematic review [PDF]
Review question/objective: The objective of this review is to synthesize the best available evidence to determine the incidence and prevalence of falls in adults with intellectual disability living in the ...
Bulsara, Caroline+5 more
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