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Leadership in intellectual disability practice: design, development, and evaluation of a programme to support practice by Doody, Owen, O'Halloran, Maeve, Carey, Eileen, Kilduff, Marie, Gilmartin, Ann, Ryan, Ruth

“…Intellectual disability services have and continue to experience changes in service provision. This has an implication for leadership in practice as the…”
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Exploring practice leadership in intellectual disability services: a concept analysis by Ryan, Ruth, Doody, Owen, Carey, Eileen, Gilmartin, Ann, Kilduff, Marie, O’Halloran, Maeve

“…Why you should read this article:• To improve your knowledge of the methods of concept analysis• To explore and reflect on the essential attributes of practice…”
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Understanding status epilepticus and its treatment in the community by Ryan, Ruth, O’Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

“…Why you should read this article:• To refresh your knowledge of epilepsy, its classification and its higher prevalence in people with learning disabilities• To…”
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Raising a child with disability and dealing with life events: A mother’s journey by O’Connell, Tina, O’Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

“…Intellectual disability services recognise people with intellectual disability as a family member and aim to provide effective support that facilitates family…”
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To write or not to write: a nurse's account of writing for publication by O'Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

“…Writing for publication is often seen as an arduous, daunting task reserved mainly for those in academia. This paper represents the first author's experience…”
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Promoting mutuality in a family-centred service by O'Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

“…Fostering mutual relationships, where the expertise of all parties is valued and promoted, is central to providing a supportive environment in a family-centred…”
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HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE WITH ASPERGER SYNDROME by O'Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

“…In Ireland, services for people with intellectual disabilities are increasingly being provided in community-based settings. This article discusses a project in…”
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Exploring fathers’ perceptions of parenting a child with Asperger syndrome by O’ Halloran, Maeve, Sweeney, John, Doody, Owen

“…This study explores Irish fathers’ perceptions of parenting a child with Asperger syndrome (AS). Ethical approval was granted by the service provider, and…”
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Promoting mutuality in a family-centred service: Maeve O’Halloran and Owen Doody reflect on the role of nurses in maintaining links between people with intellectual disabilities, their families and service providers by O’Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

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Helping young people with asperger syndrome: Maeve O’Halloran and Owen Doody discuss the successful development of a sleepover club to encourage children to engage with each other by O’Halloran, Maeve, Doody, Owen

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