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People with IDD have a higher risk of problems swallowing and aspiration. Find out why and what to do about it now.
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Providing health care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities requires understanding multiple factors and numerous challenges.
Continuously investing in clinicians at every stage of their careers increases engagement, reduces turnover, and ultimately elevates performance.
In honor of National Nutrition Month, here are some recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics that you can share with your community.
March is a special time to showcase your support for social workers and the essential roles they play in your organization. How can we celebrate them all year long?
We are excited to announce that our Teepa Snow offering has 26 new titles and topics to offer those seeking additional dementia education.
For IDD service providers, improving the supervisory skills of their qualified intellectual disability professionals (QIDPs) is an essential part of any DSP retention strategy.
The goal of the tour was to expose the students to senior living best practices, which could then be adapted to the Chinese market. Read about their five day, three state trip.
The average turnover rate for direct support professionals (DSPs) at organizations that provide services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities is 45%. Here are the some of the reasons why.
For behavioral health organization executives to get and keep an audience for business, consider adopting these five tips.
What do you look for when interviewing DSP candidates? I’ve asked that question of providers across the country, and the same characteristics come up again and again...
Perhaps more than any other area of healthcare, labor and delivery is making strides in personalized care as expecting persons are letting their voices be heard.
Elopement is a serious problem facing the autism community. Loved ones and clinicians can help keep individuals safe by following these tips.
The good news is healthcare professionals now have more tools than ever to help make a difference in awareness, management, and treatment for heart health.
At the core of home care services is protecting your clients’ safety. From a fiscal standpoint, you depend on client referrals and satisfaction to keep your agency operating. Prioritize client safety and everyone wins, but to do so your caregivers must be able to recognize all the hazards in a visit.
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