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How adults with learning disabilities view living independently
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Residential satisfaction of persons with an intellectual disability living in an institution or in the community
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Paradoxes, locations and the need for social coherence: a qualitative study of living with a learning difficulty
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Working with people with learning disabilities and their networks
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The Quality of Life of People 12 Years after Resettlement from Long Stay Hospitals: Users' views on their living environment, daily activities and future aspirations
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Effects of occupational therapy intervention on activities of daily living and awareness of disability in persons with intellectual disabilities
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Are primary health care staff aware of the role of community learning disability teams in relation to health promotion and health facilitation?
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Addressing issues related to adult patients who lack the capacity to give consent
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Coping with social stigma: people with intellectual disabilities moving from institutions and family home
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Towards Improving Medical Care for People with Intellectual Disability Living in the Community: Possibilities of Integrated Care
resolves10.1046/j.1468-3156.2003.00201.x
‘I might not know what you know but it doesn’t mean you can be awful to me'
resolves10.1046/j.1468-3156.2001.00067.x
Helping adults with a learning disability keep safe in the local community: report of a group design, development and evaluation
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Reactions of nurses and therapists in mainstream health services to contact with people who have learning disabilities
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‘I Get by with a Little Help from my Friends’: Adults with Intellectual Disability Discuss Loneliness<sup>1</sup>
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How do Clients with Learning Disabilities Evaluate their Experience of Cooking with the Occupational Therapist?
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More than having a say – user participation in learning disability services
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From biscuits to boyfriends: the ramifications of choice for people with learning disabilities
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Outcomes and costs of community living: A matched comparison of group homes and semi-independent living
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An exploration of substance misuse in people with intellectual disabilities
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The Identification of Environments and Cultures that Promote the Abuse of People with Intellectual Disabilities: a Review of the Literature
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The trouble with kids: an account of problems experienced with local children by people with learning disabilities
The 10 references without a DOI — listed, not checked
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no DOI — not checkedEnabling occupation: an occupational therapy perspective
no DOI — not checkedValuing People: a new strategy for learning disability for the 21st century
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no DOI — not checkedDown’s Syndrome Association. (2008)Independent living A cross – government strategy about independent living for disabled people.http://www.downs‐syndrome.org.uk/news‐and‐media/policy/consultation‐responses/independent‐living‐strategy‐2008.htmlMay 2009.
no DOI — not checkedMeeting the health needs of people who have a learning disability
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