International and interprofessional experiences on welfare services for people with learning disabilities

Turid Johanne Nondal

‘Just look at my face’: co-production of a positive behavioural support plan

Kim Ham, Bronwen Davies

Interprofessional working between intellectual disability nurses and speech and language therapists

Laura O’Toole, Sophie Nelson, Megan O’Connor, Eileen Carey

Use of mealtime advice mats in special schools for children with learning disabilities

Sally Morgan, Elyse Luxon, Anum Soomro, Celia Harding

Cornelia de Lange syndrome

Sam Abdulla

Common genetic condition can be baffling

Carolyn Smyth

Staffing tool designed to reduce health inequalities

Erin Dean

Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death and Surviving

David O’Driscoll

The Disabled Child’s Participation Rights

Polly Lee

For whom we serve

Wendy Johnson

Shame and its role in the lives of people with learning disabilities

David O’Driscoll

Better communication can help to overcome care failures

Simon Jones

‘Always listen to the vibe of your tribe’

Dignity in healthcare for people with learning disabilities

Lynne Pearce

Psychotropic medication often given in the absence of multidisciplinary assessments

Dave Atkinson

Insights into the scale of co-morbidities in people with learning disabilities

Dave Atkinson

Study raises questions about how to deliver training in positive behaviour support

Dave Atkinson

More investment needed to ease pressures on nursing workforce

Nick Evans

Nursing Now enlists Duchess of Cambridge’s help to promote the profession worldwide

Conference call

A good read

Lack of careful monitoring contributed to service-user’s death

Plea for round-the-clock access to liaison nurses in hospitals

Matthew McKew

Specialist nurse training is essential to meet the needs of service users

Christine Walker