ISSN: 1359-5474
Online from: 1996
Subject Area: Health and Social Care
Content: Latest Issue |
Latest Issue RSS | Previous Issues
Options: To add Favourites and Table of Contents Alerts please take a Emerald profile
| Article Id: | Article Information: |
|---|---|
| 17026754 | Does he have sugar in his tea? Communication between people with learning disabilities, their carers and hospital staff Ruth Bell (pp. 57 - 63) Keywords: Carers, Hospital care, Hospital passports, Improving communication, Learning disabilities Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (66kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026755 | Commentary on “Does he have sugar in his tea?” Pauline Heslop, Anna Marriott, Peter Fleming, Matt Hoghton, Lesley Russ (pp. 64 - 68) Keywords: Annual health checks, Communication, Hospital passports, Learning disabilities Article type: Viewpoint Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (56kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026756 | In celebration: living a life through Positive Behaviour Support John Shephard (pp. 69 - 75) Keywords: Case studies, Human stories, Narratives, Person centred, Positive Behaviour Support Article type: Case study Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (68kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026757 | Commentary on “In celebration: living a life through Positive Behaviour Support” Tony Osgood (pp. 76 - 79) Keywords: Ethnography, Human stories, Narratives, Person centred, Positive Behaviour Support Article type: Viewpoint Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (49kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026758 | Human rights training: impact on attitudes and knowledge Michelle Redman, Eleanor Taylor, Reuben Furlong, Ged Carney, Beth Greenhill (pp. 80 - 87) Keywords: Attitudes, Human rights, Learning disabilities, Organizational culture, Psychological reactance, Staff training Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (74kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026759 | Commentary on “Human rights training: impact on attitudes and knowledge” Jo Kidd (pp. 88 - 91) Keywords: “Radical” approaches, Activist approach, Attitudes, Co-production, Cultural relativism, Training, Universal human rights Article type: Viewpoint Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (48kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 17026760 | Participatory research with men with learning disability: informed consent Tina Cook, Pamela Inglis (pp. 92 - 101) Keywords: Collaboration, Data analysis, Informed consent, Learning disabilities, Participatory research Article type: Research paper |
| Article Id: | Article Information: |
|---|---|
| 17026761 | Our shared needs Peter McGill |