Stakeholder perspectives on intensive support teams for adults with intellectual disabilities who display behaviour that challenges in <scp>England</scp>

Athanasia Kouroupa(University College London), Nicola Morant(University College London), Ian Hall(East London NHS Foundation Trust), Brynmor Lloyd‐Evans(Mental Health Research UK), Leila Hamza(University College London), Angela Hassiotis(University College London), Vicky Crossey(NHS Lothian), Peter E. Langdon(Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust), Laurence Taggart(Queen's University Belfast), Ken Courtenay
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities
June 4, 2023
10.1111/jar.13129
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