Learning disability nursing's role in reducing health inequalities and tackling workforce challenges
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This article discusses how learning disability nursing has evolved from institutional care to community-based, person-centred practice. It highlights that despite this progress, people with learning disabilities continue to experience significant health inequalities. The piece also addresses workforce challenges in the field and how the specialty can help bridge gaps in healthcare access and outcomes for this population.
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Despite this, people with a learning disability continue to experience significant health inequalities
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