What Makes Community Inclusion Work for Older Adults With an Intellectual Disability? An Application of the Normalisation Process Theory.

L Taggart; A Campbell; I Doherty; K Ensue; H Ahmed; A Hanna; L Armstrong; B Bunting; A Ryan; C O'Neill; M Clarke; B Leahy; S Willis; J Schofield; R Stancliffe; A Hassiotis

doi:10.1111/jar.70317

SCHEDA SCIENTIFICA2026Altra ricerca

What Makes Community Inclusion Work for Older Adults With an Intellectual Disability? An Application of the Normalisation Process Theory.

L Taggart, A Campbell, I Doherty, K Ensue, H Ahmed, A Hanna, L Armstrong, B Bunting, A Ryan, C O'Neill, M Clarke, B Leahy, S Willis, J Schofield, R Stancliffe, A Hassiotis

Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities : JARID · 2026

Psicologia generale

Abstract e pubblicazione originale

L’abstract è consultabile nella fonte originale. Non viene ripubblicato qui perché non risulta verificata una licenza compatibile.

Leggi nella fonte originale ↗

Parole chiave

HumansIntellectual DisabilityAgedFemaleMaleQualitative ResearchMiddle AgedSocial InclusionSocial GroupPsychological TheoryMentorsVolunteersMATILDA interventioncommunity groupsintellectual disabilitymechanismsnormalisation process theorysocial processes

Come citare questo studio

L Taggart, A Campbell, I Doherty, K Ensue, H Ahmed, A Hanna, L Armstrong, B Bunting, A Ryan, C O'Neill, M Clarke, B Leahy, S Willis, J Schofield, R Stancliffe, A Hassiotis. (2026). What Makes Community Inclusion Work for Older Adults With an Intellectual Disability? An Application of the Normalisation Process Theory.. Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities : JARID. DOI: 10.1111/jar.70317

Consulta la pubblicazione originale ↗