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  1. Annual health checks for people with intellectual disabilities: An exploration of experiences, follow‐up and self‐management of health conditions
  2. Toward mainstream nursing roles specialising in the care of people with intellectual and developmental disability
  3. Access to Secondary Healthcare for People with Intellectual Disabilities: The Role of Community Learning Disability Nurses in Wales
  4. International Nursing Actions to Reduce Health Inequities Faced by People with Intellectual and Developmental Disability
  5. ‘People with intellectual disabilities living in the communities is bad enough let alone…having sex’: Exploring societal influence on social care workers' attitudes, beliefs and behaviours towards support for personal and sexual relationship needs.
  6. Exploring professional decision making in relation to safeguarding: A grounded theory study of social workers and community nurses in community learning (intellectual) disability teams in wales
  7. Commentary: In search of care strategies for distressed people with communication difficulties and a learning disability in palliative care settings: the lived experiences of registered learning disability nurses and palliative care professionals
  8. A consensus statement on how to conduct inclusive health research
  9. A framework for health and social care research
  10. The role of all nurses in improving the health of people with intellectual disabilities
  11. Pilot feasibility study examining a structured self-management diabetes education programme, DESMOND-ID, targeting HbA1c in adults with intellectual disabilities
  12. Participatory research. Part 2: Practical considerations
  13. Hospital passports, patient safety and person-centred care: A review of documents currently used for people with intellectual disabilities in the UK
  14. Participatory research. Part 1: Key features and underlying philosophy
  15. An exploratory study of Behavioural Specialist experiences of involving service users in the development of their positive behavioural support plans
  16. Supporting people across the lifespan: the role of learning disability nurses
  17. Identity, difference and diversity
  18. Laying the foundations for health
  19. Improving diabetes care for people with intellectual disabilities: a qualitative study exploring the perceptions and experiences of professionals in diabetes and intellectual disability services
  20. Rights and wrongs
  21. Meeting the health needs of older people with intellectual disabilities: exploring the experiences of residential social care staff
  22. Facing the research challenge
  23. Training of Residential Social Care Staff to Meet the Needs of Older People with Intellectual Disabilities who Develop Age-Related Health Problems: An Exploratory Study
  24. Looking back to move forward
  25. Editorial: Listening, learning and acting: working with people who use services to plan and undertake research
  26. Research teaching in learning disability nursing: Exploring the views of student and registered learning disability nurses
  27. Diabetes in people with intellectual disabilities: A systematic review of the literature
  28. The importance of family
  29. What does independence mean?
  30. An age-old problem?
  31. A study protocol for a pilot randomised trial of a structured education programme for the self-management of Type 2 diabetes for adults with intellectual disabilities
  32. A question of priority?
  33. Making an impact
  34. Involving people with intellectual disabilities in research ethics
  35. To include or not to include? That is the ethical question
  36. A wise investment
  37. The art of communication
  38. Deciding what to research: an overview of a participatory workshop
  39. Editorial
  40. How do people with intellectual disabilities view abuse and abusers?
  41. Keeping Safe and Providing Support: A Participatory Survey About Abuse and People With Intellectual Disabilities
  42. Researching Policy and Practice to Safeguard People With Intellectual Disabilities from Abuse: Some Methodological Challenges
  43. A model for care provision and a model of care provision?
  44. Methods that bridge quality and quantity
  45. Where’s the evidence?
  46. Change and continuity, commonality and diversity
  47. Setting up a mental health service user research group: a process paper
  48. Becoming a researcher
  49. Helping a person with autism to overcome her fear of needles
  50. Role of collaboration in providing holistic care for young people
  51. Review: Equality and access to general healthcare for people with learning disabilities: reality or rhetoric?
  52. Participatory research. Part 2: practical considerations
  53. Participatory research. Part 1: key features and underlying philosophy
  54. Zero tolerance of abuse of people with intellectual disabilities: implications for nursing
  55. The views and experiences of people with intellectual disabilities concerning advocacy
  56. The views and experiences of learning disability nurses concerning their advocacy education
  57. An investigation into the advocacy role of the learning disability nurse
  58. 'Policies Don't Protect People, It's How They Are Implemented': Policy and Practice in Protecting People with Learning Disabilities from Abuse
  59. Responding to the abuse of people with learning disabilities: the role of the police
  60. Evidencing good practice in adult protection: informing the protection of people with learning disabilities from abuse
  61. ‘I’m a researcher!’ Working together to gain ethical approval for a participatory research study
  62. The learning curve: the advantages and disadvantages in the use of focus groups as a method of data collection
  63. Social Policy and People with Intellectual Disabilities in Poland
  64. Commentary on Adolescents with a physical disability in Korea
  65. Quality of life as a concept for developing learning disability nursing practice?
  66. An evaluation of student nurses experiences of being a researcher in a mental health research project
  67. An evaluation of student nurses experiences of being a researcher in a mental health research project
  68. Advocacy and the learning disability nurse
  69. Collaboration in research
  70. Disability, nursing research and the importance of reflexivity
  71. Community nurses and social workers learning together: a report of an interprofessional education initiative in South Wales
  72. Disability and oppression: some implications for nurses and nursing
  73. Integration and Inclusion: Illusion or Progress in Services for Disabled People?
  74. Physical, Mental and Critical Period