Titlebook: End of Life and People with Intellectual and Developmental Disability; Contemporary Issues, Roger J. Stancliffe,Michele Y. Wiese,Mary McCar

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S. Müller-Lissner,M. Starlinger,H. R. Koelzarios, ACP is an ongoing, collaborative process but it remains largely underutilised. This chapter reviews critical issues related to ACP for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including standards for assessing capacity in healthcare decision-making. Recommendations for facilit

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Keiichi Kubota,Hitoshi Takeharat that while onset may be at an earlier age and more rapid in early dementia stages, there is often a long late stage where decisions about end-of-life care and dying well must be supported. For the individual and caregivers, later stages of dementia can be complicated by lack of understanding and p

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,The Swedish Reform—A Radical Compromise,larly, intellectual disability provider staff will benefit from insights, training, and supports from hospice and palliative care providers. Largely unaddressed is training needed to better support people with intellectual disability who live independently or with family, whether delivery is in a ho

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Reform autorit?rer Herrschaft in Nordafrikaaking of others’ death. It examines research on funeral attendance and barriers, involving adults with intellectual disability. COVID-19 has restricted funeral participation for all, highlighting how people with disabilities have often been excluded from these rituals long before the pandemic. Exper

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17100-0isabilities. Key issues addressed include the principles of palliative care, the specific groups of children requiring palliative care, and if and how children’s care differs from adult palliative care. Family centred approaches to palliative care are presented, and ethical issues for families are c