... argue that strengthening multidisciplinary collaboration, providing education, reasonable adjustments, tailored interventions and improved communications, enhances self-management and ensures the optimisation of person-centred, equitable diabetes care for people with a learning disability across all...

... experience within a general hospital. Findings The research suggests that people with learning disabilities receive haphazard care in hospital settings, with inconsistent implementation of reasonable adjustments, insufficient arrangements to support family and other carer input, and poor knowledge...

...Susannah Baines; Chris Hatton Purpose People with learning disabilities are at risk of poor health and premature death. Due to these inequalities, NHS trusts are required to make reasonable adjustments to their care, such as longer appointment times, with the legal duty on them being “anticipatory...

... property is relatively cheap. However, the question the study was seeking to explore is the extent to which healthcare commissioners, as partners in learning disability partnership boards, are actively monitoring the extent to which hospital care providers identify and make reasonable adjustments...