Reasonable Adjustments Guidance
The NDTi has written best practice guides for commissioners and providers of services on the implications of the information gathered by Public Health England and the Centre for Disability Research.
We have written a series of reports looking at reasonable adjustments in a specific service area. The aim of these reports is to share information, ideas and good practice in relation to the provision of reasonable adjustments:
- Making reasonable adjustments to cancer screening
- Making reasonable adjustments to epilepsy services for people with learning disabilities
- Making Reasonable Adjustments to End of Life Care for People with Learning Disabilities
- Making Reasonable Adjustments for Dementia Services for People with Learning Disabilities
- Making Reasonable Adjustments to Diabetes Services for People with Learning Disabilities
- Making Reasonable Adjustments to Eye Care Services for People with Learning Disabilities
- Making reasonable adjustments to dysphagia services for people with learning disabilities
- Making reasonable adjustments for people with learning disabilities in the management of constipation
- Making reasonable adjustments to obesity and weight management services for people with learning disabilities
- Blood tests for people with learning disabilities: making reasonable adjustments
- Substance misuse and people with learning disabilities: making reasonable adjustments to services
- Making reasonable adjustments to postural care services
- Pharmacy and people with learning disabilities: making reasonable adjustments to services
