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Address health inequalities through evidence-based learning disability nursing practice
People with learning and intellectual disabilities experience well-documented health inequalities, including poorer health status and reduced life expectancy. Fundamentals of Learning and Intellectual Disability Nursing delivers a comprehensive, holistic overview for managing the health and social care needs of this population across their entire lifespan. drawing on contributions from clinical and educational experts. Grounded in insights from leading clinical and educational experts, this vibrant, full-colour text empowers pre-registration nurses with the evidence-based knowledge required to actively challenge the individual and structural causes of these inequalities.
Inside, readers will explore the common conditions, targeted interventions, and complex service considerations essential to modern practice. Complex theories and concepts are seamlessly integrated into clinical contexts through scenario-based learning and practical case studies. Every chapter features clear learning outcomes, reflective exercises, and hands-on activities engineered to build both robust foundational knowledge and the practical confidence needed to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care in any clinical setting.
Readers will also find:
Written for pre-registration learning and intellectual disability nursing students, this text also serves health, social care, and social work professionals supporting children and adults with learning and intellectual disabilities. Learners on nursing access and preparation programmes will find it a practical resource for building foundational clinical knowledge and practice competence.
Address health inequalities through evidence-based learning disability nursing practice
People with learning and intellectual disabilities experience well-documented health inequalities, including poorer health status and reduced life expectancy. Fundamentals of Learning and Intellectual Disability Nursing delivers a comprehensive, holistic overview for managing the health and social care needs of this population across their entire lifespan. drawing on contributions from clinical and educational experts. Grounded in insights from leading clinical and educational experts, this vibrant, full-colour text empowers pre-registration nurses with the evidence-based knowledge required to actively challenge the individual and structural causes of these inequalities.
Inside, readers will explore the common conditions, targeted interventions, and complex service considerations essential to modern practice. Complex theories and concepts are seamlessly integrated into clinical contexts through scenario-based learning and practical case studies. Every chapter features clear learning outcomes, reflective exercises, and hands-on activities engineered to build both robust foundational knowledge and the practical confidence needed to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care in any clinical setting.
Readers will also find:
Written for pre-registration learning and intellectual disability nursing students, this text also serves health, social care, and social work professionals supporting children and adults with learning and intellectual disabilities. Learners on nursing access and preparation programmes will find it a practical resource for building foundational clinical knowledge and practice competence.
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