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Council for Intellectual Disability
8 years ago

Things to do after you visit a doctor

A guide that says how to use a health plan, what to do about medicine and when to make another appointment.
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Council for Intellectual Disability
2 years ago

Cards to help you talk about your health

These cards ask questions that will support you to talk with health workers and get ready for health appointments.
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Tulane University School of Public Health
4 years ago

How to have good communication in health care

Learn why good communication is important, what can make it hard and ways to make it better.

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Scope Disability Services
26 years ago

Online learning package about abuse and neglect

Speak Up and Be Safe from Abuse says how to support people with complex needs who may experience abuse or neglect.

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Agency for Clinical Innovation NSW
10 years ago

Photo stories about common health care experiences

Photo stories can help patients know what to expect. These resources from the Talk Less, Say More program are about blood tests, health checks and other medical care.
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