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The same as you? A review of services for people with learning disabilities

Textual References

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²² Ibid.

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³² Scottish Executive (1999) The Riddell Advisory Committee Report on Education Provision for Children with Severe or Low Incidence Disabilities, Scottish Executive.

³³ Scottish Executive (1999) If you don’t ask you don’t get! Learning Disability Review User and Carers Survey, Scottish Executive.

³⁴ Scottish Executive (1999) The Beattie Committee Report, ibid.

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³⁸ ibid.

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⁴⁶ Costs for housing for small group homes and supported living, after an allowance of 40% for private finance, would cost £6.3 million over the three year period (in other words 330 x £19,200).

⁴⁷ Scottish Executive Health Department Community Care Statistics — Residential Care Information, ibid.

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⁶⁹ Beange H et al, ibid.

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⁷¹ Scottish Executive (1999) Protecting the Vulnerable: Caring Enough? Guidance for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors.

⁷² Hornby, G (1999) Inclusion or delusion: Can one size fit all? Support and Learning: British Journal of Learning Support, 14, 152-157.

⁷³ The Scottish Executive (1999) Helping Hands — Guidelines for staff who provide Intimate Care for Children and Young People with Disabilities.

⁷⁴ Scottish Executive (1999) The Riddell Advisory Committee Report ibid.

⁷⁵ Mental Health Act 1984 Section 106.

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⁷⁸ Ibid.

⁷⁹ McGrother, C et al ibid.

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⁸¹ Dodd, K, Brunler, J (1999) Feeling Poorly — a package to enable people with learning disabilities to develop skills to communicate effectively about pain and illness, Pavilion.

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