Promoting global health and self-determination in people with intellectual disability: A systematic review of interventions
People with intellectual disability (ID) face many health inequalities. Based on these observations, a lot of interventions designed to promote health in people with ID were created. This systematic review aims to identify such interventions in order to analyze what settings foster global health and what is the role of self-determination in those settings. Twenty-one articles have been listed and it appears that interventions become more efficient when people with ID are fully included in the process and when human environment is implicated in improving health’s process by self-determination principles.