Specialist intellectual disability liaison nurses in general hospitals in England: cohort study using a large mortality dataset

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Intellectual disability liaison nurses in general hospitals could enhance access to high-quality, adapted healthcare and improve outcomes. We aimed to explore associations between the input of intellectual disability liaison nurses and the quality of care in people with intellectual disability who are admitted to hospital.

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