Search Results - Learning Disability Practice

What it takes to become a clinical nurse specialist: Tips and advice from four nurses on career pathways into clinical nurse specialist roles and the experience you need. by Pearce, Lynne

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How to ensure a type 2 diabetes diagnosis is made promptly: Poor access to screening and support mean people with learning disabilities are less likely to receive good care and ris... by Oxtoby, Kathy

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Type 2 diabetes in people with learning disabilities: promoting behaviour change. by Davies, Sarah

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Nursing students' experiences of developing a university curriculum for learning disability. by Wright, Karen M, Green, Joanne, Blackburn, Charly, Ellis, Michelle J, Mohamed, Hani A, Cookson, Angela E, Parekh, Bhavnita, Alabede, Durotola M

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Providing additional procedures for people with learning disabilities receiving dental treatment under general anaesthesia. by Lasky, Bethany, Doshi, Mili, Bradley, Natalie, Bewaji, Afolake

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Setting up a support group for men with learning disabilities who cross-dress. by Thacker, Jo, Moore-Jones, Nathan

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What is involved in being a nurse expert witness?: Sharing your expertise in legal cases is interesting work that pays well and counts as participatory CPD. by Covell, Yvonne

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What changes will regulation of advanced practice bring?: The Nursing and Midwifery Council's principles for advanced practice aim to clarify roles and boost safety, but there are... by Evans, Nick

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How SBAR can help you to improve your handovers: SBAR's communication framework can help nursing students escalate concerns to senior staff succinctly. by Pearce, Lynne

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Time to move over, micromanagement – what good nurse leadership looks like: The transformational leadership approach supports teams to work together with a shared vision. by Trueland, Jennifer

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How to understand behaviour that challenges: When people with learning disabilities show behaviour that challenges, nurses should try to understand why it is happening and explore... by Evans, Nick

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Getting the long-term relationship right: Fostering a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship with someone over a long period can prove to be one of the joys of nursing, however it... by Dean, Erin

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How to talk about relationships and sexuality with people who have intellectual disabilities: New guidelines on relationships and sexuality education programmes for children and yo... by Michael, Brown

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Better care pathways will lead to improved cardiovascular health: Cardiovascular conditions are a major cause of avoidable deaths in people with learning disabilities, but nurses c... by Evans, Nick

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Improving access to breast cancer screening by women with learning disabilities: a literature review. by Johanna Oelmann, Erin, Douglass, Emma

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Screening for learning disability in primary care: an examination of feasibility against the Wilson-Jungner criteria. by McKenzie, Karen, Murray, Kara

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Listening to people with severe or profound intellectual disabilities: a literature review. by Martin, Anne-Marie, Hanley, Edina

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Exploring the use of service-user narratives to improve care. by Price, Bob

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Meeting the mental health needs of a young person with an intellectual disability: a case study. by Sutton, Paul, Kupara, Dorothy

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Helicobacter pylori testing and treatment: experience and reflections of a community learning disability team. by Roberts, Clare

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