INTRODUCTION Nursing has well developed over the years as a profession and there are many branches of nursing occur in this decade. Intellectual disability nursing is one among that. Through addressing physical and mental health problems, intellectual disability nurses aim to help people with learning disabilities in their day to day activities. They make sure that the person has the right treatment, therapy, skills and support help them in their daily lives. The changes in education and training led to developments within computer-assisted learning, therapies and recreation focused training programmes. (Sheerin and McConkey, 2008) states that after the introduction of intellectual disability nurse education in 1959, the registered nurse in intellectual disability has been on the front line of
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The purpose of this essay is to discuss how the registered nurse in intellectual disability can support children with disabilities in his or her development through person centred approach, with the help of
The purpose of this essay is to discuss how the registered nurse in intellectual disability can support children with disabilities in his or her development through person centred approach, with the help of