Slide 1 – Title
π§⚕️ Introduction to Learning Disability Nursing
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What it is
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Why it is needed
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How it is different from “normal” nursing
Slide 2 – What is Learning Disability Nursing?
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A specialist type of nursing.
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Supports people with learning disabilities.
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Helps with health, independence, and everyday life.
Slide 3 – Why Do We Need It?
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People with learning disabilities have different needs.
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They may not always get the same healthcare as others.
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Nurses help make care fair and accessible.
Slide 4 – Different from Normal Nursing
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| General Nursing π₯ | Learning Disability Nursing π |
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| Focus: illness & treatment | Focus: rights, independence, communication |
| Short-term hospital stays | Lifelong support in many places |
| Health only | Whole-person care (health, family, social life) |
Slide 5 – Health Inequalities
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People with learning disabilities may die younger.
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Health problems may be missed.
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Nurses help close this gap.
Slide 6 – Advocacy and Rights
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Protecting people from unfair treatment.
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Helping people make their own choices.
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Speaking up for people’s voices.
Slide 7 – Communication
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Using Easy Read, pictures, or sign language.
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Listening carefully.
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Finding the best way each person communicates.
Slide 8 – Person-Centered Care
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Care plans made with the person.
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Support to live the life they want.
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Respect, dignity, and independence.
Slide 9 – Skills of a Learning Disability Nurse
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Understanding learning disabilities and autism.
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Helping with health and daily living.
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Working with families and carers.
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Building trust and kindness.
Slide 10 – Why It Matters
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People with learning disabilities deserve equal healthcare.
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Nurses help people be included, respected, and safe.
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This role changes lives.
Slide 11 – Thank You
π Questions?
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