Rachel Rossiter

2 months ago | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Alison Devitt |Melissa Nott |Rachel Rossiter

People with intellectual disabilities experience higher rates of chronic health conditions and face many challenges in getting the healthcare and support they need to manage their conditions. Making self-management interventions accessible for people with intellectual disabilities and involving supportive caregivers can improve the health of adults with intellectual disabilities who have chronic health conditions.