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UNE research gives people with intellectual disability a voice in rural health care

Key points

  • People with intellectual disability are helping shape a five-year University of New England project on health care access for older rural Australians. Two people with lived experience are co-researchers, contributing to survey design, interviews, focus groups and data analysis.
  • Researchers aim to identify gaps in rural health services and encourage earlier intervention.
  • An online survey is open to rural Australians aged 40 and over with an intellectual disability, with findings to be shared with health providers and governments.
UNE research gives people with intellectual disability a voice in rural health care
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