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Learning disabilities and valuing informal carers

Informal carers are not always recognized for the role they play in supporting those with a disability, including learning disabilities. However, their inclusion in the way in which health services are provided can be crucial in ensuring that the best possible standards of care are offered. This article looks at the definition of formal and informal care and discusses how support workers and health professionals more broadly can improve the experiences of informal carers and those with learning disabilities.

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Additional Titles
British Journal of Healthcare Assistants

Key Information

Type of Reference
Mgzn
Publisher
Mark allen (m a healthcare ltd.)
ISBN/ISSN
1753-1586, 1753-1586
Resource Database
British nursing index bni - exported on 8/7/2016
Publication Year
2011
Volume Number
5
Start Page
397-398
Language
English