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  1. Developing a care pathway for people with learning disabilities at the end of life

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, March 2022, RCNi

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  2. E-RAG -risk assessment for carers and services.

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, July 2019, RCNi

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  3. Time to Say Goodbye (DVD)

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, October 2016, RCNi

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  4. Self care for people with learning disabilities

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, March 2015, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  5. End-of-life training for paid carers working with people with learning disabilities

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2014, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs mary T codling

  6. ‘Eye Know’: translating needs from annual health checks for people with learning disabilities to demand

    Article • British Journal of Learning Disabilities, February 2012, Wiley

    Mrs mary T codling

  7. A collective voice

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, May 2011, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  8. Sustainability of health promotion for people with learning disabilities

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2011, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  9. User-friendly information - does it work?

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, February 2008, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  10. Annual health checks for people with learning disabilities

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, May 2007, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  11. Support in the community

    Article • Nursing Standard, September 2005, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  12. Epilepsy care pathway

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, April 2005, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  13. Bridging the gap

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, July 2003, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  14. Compelling evidence

    Article • Learning Disability Practice, November 2001, RCNi

    Mrs mary T codling

  15. People with profound learning disabilities who have epilepsy

    Article • Wiley

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