Improving Health Assessments for People with an Intellectual Disability
Offered By: Trinity College Dublin via FutureLearn
Course Description
Overview
Learn how to support people with intellectual disability in health assessments
Detecting poor health and supporting people with an intellectual disability in managing their health can be challenging for healthcare professionals.
During this course, you will gain valuable knowledge that you can transfer into your daily practice on how to include people with an intellectual disability in health assessments.
You will expand your knowledge through information and techniques underpinned by the world-leading longitudinal study on ageing and intellectual disability, the IDS-TILDA study.
This course is for healthcare professionals, healthcare workers, and care supporters working with people with an intellectual disability. You do not need any prior experience as the course is designed to be usable by all levels of healthcare professionals.
Syllabus
- Health and healthcare among people with an intellectual disability
- Welcome to the course!
- Changes in the life experience of people with an intellectual disability
- Achieving equity for people with an intellectual disability
- Reflecting on the first week
- Communication
- Communication challenges and barriers facing people with an intellectual disability
- Communicating effectively with people with intellectual disability
- Reflecting on the second week
- Engaging with health assessment
- Embracing reasonable adjustment
- Doing a health assessment
- Reflecting on the third week
Taught by
Eilish Burke
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