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Most sectors of the healthcare industry have been using personnel assessments for years, but these tools are new in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Finding the right nurse or filling in knowledge gaps of your current nursing staff can improve the quality of life of the individuals you serve, and it may even save lives.
The lack of research and available evidence-based practice in the field of IDD is apparent. What steps can you take to make an impact on care?
IDD nurses and the individuals they support deserve a synthesized approach to nursing care that addresses role ambiguity across settings.
For those individuals who need significant care and supports, the transition into adulthood often is full of unknowns. What kinds of supports does an adult with autism need?
Providing health care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities requires understanding multiple factors and numerous challenges.
For IDD service providers, improving the supervisory skills of their qualified intellectual disability professionals (QIDPs) is an essential part of any DSP retention strategy.
Video modeling is one way IDD providers can use technology to help the individuals they serve learn new skills and gain independence.
