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Adults with learning difficulties in England 2003/04
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Document type:Survey report
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Author:Professor Eric Emerson (Institute for Health Research, Lancaster University); Sally Malam (BMRB Social Research); Ian Davies and Karen Spencer (Central England People First Research Team)
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Published date:28 September 2005
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Primary audience:Professionals
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Product number:ISBN 1846360137 (Full report); 1846360226 (Easy read summary)
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Gateway reference:2005
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Pages:135
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Copyright holder:Text: Information Centre for
This is the report of the first national survey of adults with learning disabilities in England. It tells us how much more needs to be done if people with Learning Difficulties are to be more included and have a better life.
- Download full report (PDF, 9629K)
- Download the covers, content and summary of the full report (PDF, 1703K)
- Download the chapter on the survey (PDF, 530K)
- Download the chapter on the people in the survey (PDF, 361K)
- Download the chapter on a place to live (PDF, 1247K)
- Download the chapter on work (PDF, 488K)
- Download the chapter on education and training (PDF, 774K)
- Download the chapter on money (PDF, 664K)
- Download the chapter on families, friends and relationships (PDF, 796K)
- Download the chapter on being part of the community (PDF, 1942K)
- Download the chapter on health and well-being (PDF, 558K)
- Download the chapter on support (PDF, 566K)
- Download the appendices on: membership of the Advisory Group, on getting more information, and on working out why good and bad things were more likely to happen to some people rather than others (PDF, 134K)
- Download the appendix on BMRB's survey recruitment validation exercise and final questions (PDF, 107K)
- Download the questionnaire and instructions to the interviewers (PDF, 201K)
- Download the showcards the interviewers used (PDF, 1122K)
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