Fatimah Raji, Nahed Morsi, Alaa Mahsoon, Loujain S Sharif
Assessment of health sciences academic advisors' mental health literacy and their experiences with students facing mental health problems
Belitung nursing journal
study aimed understand indonesian nurses familiarity concept reasonable adjustments frequency application within practice people intellectual disability andor autism exposed significant barriers accessing healthcare poorer health outcomes without developmental disabilities reasonable adjustments improve accessibility quality healthcare people disabilities involves adapting practices environments promote equitable healthcare scarcity literature focused application reasonable adjustments indonesian nursing context greater understanding application reasonable adjustments context help inform nursing curricula policy crosssectional descriptive survey undertaken reported accordance strengthening reporting evaluations nonrandomised designs following descriptive analysis bivariate analyses undertaken key demographic workplace selfreported capability variables familiarity implementation reasonable adjustments majority respondents familiar concept reasonable adjustments selfreported sometimes applying within practice higher levels educational clinical exposure intellectual disability andor autism selfcapability variables significantly associated familiarity reasonable adjustments application increase nursing curricula focused caring people intellectual disability andor autism including content focused applying reasonable adjustments indicated given internationally people intellectual disability andor autism disproportionately negative health outcomes experiences findings highlighting gaps understanding application reasonable adjustments indonesian nurses substantial implications nursing policy curriculum