Guidance for the Treatment and Management of <scp>COVID</scp>‐19 Among People with Intellectual Disabilities
Regi Alexander(University of Hertfordshire), Peter E. Langdon(Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust), Ambiga Ravi(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Andreana Howell(Norwich Research Park), Verity Chester(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Tadhgh Lane(Norwich Research Park), Asif Zia(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Indermeet Sawhney(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Vivien Cooper(The Challenging Behaviour Foundation), Kate Brolly(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Vicki Malcolm(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Helene Barclay(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust), Reena Tharian(Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust), Kamalika Mukherji(Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust)
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