Management of constipation
Using a case study, Lynne Marsh and colleagues describe
how non-pharmacological treatment of constipation can lead
to improved independence, self-esteem and quality of life.
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16 Jul 2007
A screening programme for adults with Down’s syndrome
A screening programme for adults with Down’s syndrome
VOL 103, NO 3-31
Clare Backer, BSc; Nicola Jervis, PhD, BSc
Clare Backer is assistant psychologist; Nicola Jervis is clinical psychologist; both at Beechmount Resource Centre, Manchester.
ABSRACT Backer, C., Jervis, N. (2007) Health conditions and health screening in adults with Down's syndrome. nursingtimes.net
People with learning disabilities, especially those with Down’s syndrome, have a higher level of health needs than the general population. In Down's syndrome they are more likely to experience problems involving the heart, thyroid, sensory impairment, diabetes and epilepsy, and they have an increased risk of developing dementia. This article discusses the Manchester baseline dementia screening project for people with Down’s syndrome, which provided evidence on the prevalence of these health conditions and identified a lack of health screening for people with Down’s syndrome in the Manchester area.
http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursingtimes/pages/AscreeningprogrammeforadultswithDownssyndrome
VOL 103, NO 3-31
Clare Backer, BSc; Nicola Jervis, PhD, BSc
Clare Backer is assistant psychologist; Nicola Jervis is clinical psychologist; both at Beechmount Resource Centre, Manchester.
ABSRACT Backer, C., Jervis, N. (2007) Health conditions and health screening in adults with Down's syndrome. nursingtimes.net
People with learning disabilities, especially those with Down’s syndrome, have a higher level of health needs than the general population. In Down's syndrome they are more likely to experience problems involving the heart, thyroid, sensory impairment, diabetes and epilepsy, and they have an increased risk of developing dementia. This article discusses the Manchester baseline dementia screening project for people with Down’s syndrome, which provided evidence on the prevalence of these health conditions and identified a lack of health screening for people with Down’s syndrome in the Manchester area.
http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursingtimes/pages/AscreeningprogrammeforadultswithDownssyndrome
A screening programme for adults with Down’s syndrome
A screening programme for adults with Down’s syndrome
VOL 103, NO 3-31
Clare Backer, BSc; Nicola Jervis, PhD, BSc
Clare Backer is assistant psychologist; Nicola Jervis is clinical psychologist; both at Beechmount Resource Centre, Manchester.
ABSRACT Backer, C., Jervis, N. (2007) Health conditions and health screening in adults with Down's syndrome. nursingtimes.net
People with learning disabilities, especially those with Down’s syndrome, have a higher level of health needs than the general population. In Down's syndrome they are more likely to experience problems involving the heart, thyroid, sensory impairment, diabetes and epilepsy, and they have an increased risk of developing dementia. This article discusses the Manchester baseline dementia screening project for people with Down’s syndrome, which provided evidence on the prevalence of these health conditions and identified a lack of health screening for people with Down’s syndrome in the Manchester area.
http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursingtimes/pages/AscreeningprogrammeforadultswithDownssyndrome
VOL 103, NO 3-31
Clare Backer, BSc; Nicola Jervis, PhD, BSc
Clare Backer is assistant psychologist; Nicola Jervis is clinical psychologist; both at Beechmount Resource Centre, Manchester.
ABSRACT Backer, C., Jervis, N. (2007) Health conditions and health screening in adults with Down's syndrome. nursingtimes.net
People with learning disabilities, especially those with Down’s syndrome, have a higher level of health needs than the general population. In Down's syndrome they are more likely to experience problems involving the heart, thyroid, sensory impairment, diabetes and epilepsy, and they have an increased risk of developing dementia. This article discusses the Manchester baseline dementia screening project for people with Down’s syndrome, which provided evidence on the prevalence of these health conditions and identified a lack of health screening for people with Down’s syndrome in the Manchester area.
http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursingtimes/pages/AscreeningprogrammeforadultswithDownssyndrome
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