Help to make virtual care better for people with intellectual disability: Client and carer perspectives

Alison Devitt; Melissa Nott; Katherine Shannon; Kathryn Granger

Help to make virtual care better for people with intellectual disability: Client and carer perspectives

Alison Devitt, Melissa Nott, Katherine Shannon (Presenter), Kathryn Granger (Presenter)

Western NSW Local Health Network

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This study asked people with intellectual disability and their carers about their experience having a virtual health care appointment with a Specialised Intellectual Disability Health Team. The preliminary findings from interviews and an online, accessible survey indicate that participants felt virtual care enabled timely access to a positive healthcare experience.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 06 Jun 2024
Event	South Australian Council for Intellectual Disability : Leading Through Inclusion Conference - Adelaide Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, Australia Duration: 06 Jun 2024 → 07 Jun 2024

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Conference	South Australian Council for Intellectual Disability
Abbreviated title	Inclusion
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Adelaide
Period	06/06/24 → 07/06/24

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