Learning and Intellectual Disability Nursing Practice 2nd Edition
Learning and Intellectual Disability Nursing Practice, 2nd Edition by Kay Mafuba is an essential, contemporary guide for practitioners and students committed to high-quality care for people with intellectual disabilities. Freshly updated to reflect current UK policy and international best practice, this edition combines practical clinical guidance with compassionate, person-centred approaches.
Begin with a clear, engaging overview of core principles—communication, assessment, safeguarding, and personalised care planning—presented in a way that supports both classroom learning and real-world application. Each chapter translates evidence-based theory into practical skills: risk assessment, behaviour support, medication management, and collaborative working with families and multidisciplinary teams. Case studies and reflective prompts encourage critical thinking and professional growth.
This book is invaluable for learning disability nurses, allied health professionals, and educators across the UK, Europe and beyond who need a trustworthy reference that aligns with NHS standards and global frameworks. It strengthens clinical confidence, enhances decision-making, and supports the delivery of dignified, rights-based care.
If you are preparing for practice placements, professional registration, or seeking to refresh clinical skills, this second edition offers clarity, relevance and real-world tools to improve outcomes for people with intellectual disabilities. Practical, readable and grounded in current policy, it’s the go-to resource for contemporary intellectual disability nursing.
Buy your copy today and invest in a resource that will support learning, inform practice and inspire compassionate, evidence-informed care across settings.
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