Successful Health Screening Through Desensitisation for People with Learning Disabilities, 9781911028260
Paperback
This resource is designed to help people with learning disabilities to access health screening, by desensitising them to fears and anxieties they may have.

Successful Health Screening Through Desensitisation for People with Learning Disabilities

a training and resource pack for healthcare professionals

$365.94

  • Paperback

    200 pages

  • Release Date

    29 December 2016

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Summary

Successful Health Screening through Desensitisation for People with Learning Disabilities: A training and resource pack for healthcare professionals provides a practical evidence-based framework, tools and resources for supporting an individual with basic health screening and desensitisation.The framework and resources in this training pack respond directly to evidence of how the health needs of people with a learning disability are not adequately met.The material provides the practical appro…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781911028260
ISBN-10:191102826X
Author:Sarah Walker
Publisher:Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd
Imprint:Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:200
Release Date:29 December 2016
Weight:1.44kg
Dimensions:305mm x 203mm
About The Author

Sarah Walker

Sarah Walker is a senior community learning disability nurse working for Kent Community Health Foundation Trust in the Community Learning Disability Team. Sarah gained many years’ experience working with people with a learning disability as a support worker in community services. This led to her graduating from the University of Greenwich in 2007 as a learning disability nurse. Since qualifying, Sarah has gained many years of experience working within community, inpatient and forensic services. Her passion for enabling people with a learning disability to access generic health screening led to the pilot project within this pack. Lisa Harrington is a specialist community matron currently working for Kent Community Health Foundation Trust. She graduated from the Elizabeth Raybould Centre for Health Care Studies in Dartford, Kent in 1990 and has since graduated in 2003 from Christchurch University with a diploma in applied psychology of learning disability. Lisa has worked for many years with people with a learning disability who have challenging needs, in both residential, supported living and community roles.

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