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ProgrammeBook_Final_25July2016
ProgrammeBook_Final_25July2016
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DAILY SCHEDULES<br />
August 16, 18:00 – POSTER SESSION 2<br />
Aging and Intellectual Disabilities<br />
The effectiveness of interventions for people with IDD with dementia – Sharifah ALSAGOFF 1<br />
The feasibility of using quantitative heel ultrasound to measure bone quality among older adults with 2<br />
ID in Ireland – Eilish BURKE<br />
One size does not fit all: Making reasonable adjustment to facilitate people with ID to engage in 3<br />
objective health assessments – Eilish BURKE<br />
Aging, work, retirement and activities – Jeanette ENGELAND 4<br />
Elderly people with intellectual disabilities and their health-related everyday life – Cornelia GEUKES 5<br />
Direct care workers’ experiences of grief and need for support – Jennifer GRAY 6<br />
A comparison of the costs of services for younger and older adults with ID in Northern Ireland – Lisa 7<br />
HANNA-TRAINOR<br />
Memory assessment in ID and dementia – Barry KARLSSON 8<br />
Health and health care utilisation of the older population of Ireland: Comparing the population with 9<br />
ID and the general population – Mary MCCARRON<br />
Meeting the age-related health needs of people with ID: The support needs of residential social care 10<br />
staff – Ruth NORTHWAY<br />
Equality of care at end of life: Love, care and solidarity for older adults with ID in Ireland – Janet 11<br />
O'FARRELL<br />
Making a difference together: A health toolkit to promote access to healthcare – Sue READ 12<br />
Dying to talk: Exploring dying and death – Sue READ 13<br />
Navigating ever-changing seas: Aging with ID – Henrietta TRIP 14<br />
Pain management during end-of-life care: Support for individuals with ID – Stuart WARK 15<br />
What influences women to not participate in breast screening? – Diane WILLIS 16<br />
What do health and social care staff want and need in terms of training in discussing death and 17<br />
dying? – Diane WILLIS<br />
The role of healthcare financing in access to health screening for older people with and without ID – 19<br />
Mary-Ann O'DONOVAN<br />
Health Issues<br />
Preparing Adult Nursing student to be better equipped to work with people with ID and those who 18<br />
support them – Diane WILLIS<br />
Systematic review of health service use frameworks: A life course approach for people with ID – Mary- 20<br />
Ann O'DONOVAN<br />
Implications of using accreditation systems to improve hospital care of people with ID (D) – Sarah 21<br />
AILEY<br />
Evaluation of treatment of insomnia and behavioural problems in 67 patients with Smith Magenis 22<br />
syndrome – Wiebe BRAAM<br />
Family physicians’, family practice residents’, and nurse practitioner students’ attitudes and<br />
23<br />
experiences recommending cancer screening to patients with ID – Genevieve BREAU<br />
Local Area Coordination as a model of social prescribing for adults with ID in primary care in Scotland 24<br />
– Michael BROWN<br />
The clinical utility of the Glasgow Level of Ability and Development Scale in screening for disorders of 25<br />
intellectual development: A multicentre international study – Sherva COORAY<br />
Registered nurses supporting people with ID: An exploratory survey examining their role in meeting 26<br />
health needs – Brendan DEE<br />
Sleep problems are pervasive in Rett syndrome and the CDKL5 disorder – Jenny DOWNS 27<br />
Community Engagement Knowledge Translation Research Project – Charles DRUM 28<br />
Health disparities among US racial and ethnic minorities and persons with disabilities – Charles DRUM 29<br />
Hospital admissions for people with ID: Systematic review – Kirsty DUNN 30<br />
Pneumonia and diarrhoea in young children at risk of ID in LAMICs – Eric EMERSON 31<br />
Health problems, neuroticism and IQ: 40 year follow-up of the Warsaw Study participants – Anna 32<br />
FIRKOWSKA-MANKIEWICZ<br />
A pilot intervention study addressing obesity in adults with ID using community-based participatory 33<br />
research strategies – Kathleen FISHER<br />
Improving the food and nutrition intake of people with ID living in group homes in Australia: Scope for 34<br />
programme development – Victoria FLOOD<br />
Booking and attending annual health exams: The perspective of adults with IDD – Hélène OUELLETTE- 35<br />
KUNTZ<br />
Importance of and intention to book the annual health exam: The perspective of adults with IDD – 36<br />
Hélène OUELLETTE-KUNTZ<br />
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