Collaboration reveals insights on health literacy in individuals with intellectual disabilities, suggesting improved engagement strategies.
Collaboration with people with intellectual disability in scoping reviews is an emerging area. We gained the perspectives and feedback of colleagues with lived experience of intellectual disability for the design of the review and interpretation of the evidence. This included meeting with a Lived Experience Reference Group of seven people with intellectual disability to discuss our process and findings and receive their guidance. Their contributions supported how we interpreted the findings and reported the review.
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