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This resource explains the skills you need to support people with intellectual disability.

Online courses, guidelines and other resources to help health professionals manage rare diseases.

NDIS providers must make sure people are safe when they eat. This practice alert says that training for support workers helps keep people with dysphagia safe at mealtimes.

These resources explain the health impacts of intellectual disability. They describe the rights and needs of patients and say how health services can give better health care.

Good Appointments, Better Health is a checklist for health services. It has tips about safety, timing, referrals and how to communicate well.

A Better Way to Care says how acute care health services can offer safe, high quality care to patients with memory and thinking problems.

In NSW, you can refer children, young people and adults to a hub to help them get high quality mental health care.

This poster says 4 ways health professionals can work with patients to make health care more fair.

These checklists say reasonable adjustments that health professionals and administrative staff can make to help include people with intellectual disability.

A set of standards that say how to support people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD).