Transition from Child-Oriented to Adult-Oriented Health Care

Patel, Dilip R.; Greydanus, Donald E.

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-0627-9_28

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“…Where to hospitalize a young adult with developmental disabilities for inpatient care is another complicated issue [4]. Young adults want to be on adult patient floors.…”

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confidence: 99%

Intellectual Disability Nursing

2019

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Persons with mental retardation enter a group of persons with disabilities. We also use the term “persons with developmental disabilities” and “persons with special needs” but recently, for persons with mental retardation, we use the term “persons with intellectual disabilities”. Sometimes negative opinions and negative attitudes, violence and discrimination were not directed against them, but such practices were advancing to the social pattern of behavior towards them. Even today we are witnessing that there is still a pattern of behavior toward them. Although society has been educating and expanding its vision and understanding of the world around it, it often happens that their abilities and their abilities create superficial conclusions. The presence of mental retardation does not justify any form of discrimination. Although more and more institutions dealing with improving the lives of persons with intellectual disabilities, they are in some ways deprived of their own choice and decision-making.

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“…Where to hospitalize a young adult with developmental disabilities for inpatient care is another complicated issue [4]. Young adults want to be on adult patient floors.…”

Section: Planmentioning

confidence: 99%