Palliative
Medicine, December 2014, vol./is. 28/10(1213-21)
McLaughlin
D, Barr O, McIlfatrick S, McConkey R
The lack of access to good quality palliative
care for people with intellectual disabilities is highlighted in the
international literature. Joint working and learning between intellectual
disability and specialist palliative care were seen as key and fundamental. A
framework for partnership practice between both services has been developed
which could have international applicability and should be explored with other
services in end-of-life care.
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