Effects of personality disorder and other variables on professionals’ evaluation of treatment features in individuals with mild intellectual disabilities and severe behavior problems

‘It's One of the Hardest Jobs in the World’: The Experience and Understanding of Qualified Nurses Who Work with Individuals Diagnosed with Both Learning Disability and Personality Disorder

“…In their study investigating clinicians' evaluation of the diagnosis of PD in the intellectual disability population, Van den Hazel et al . () found beliefs that clients with PD would be more difficult to treat, that intervention is more likely to focus on the environment and that the setting following intervention is likely to be more restrictive. However, this vignette‐based study did not explore participants' direct clinical experience nor focus on their personal attitudes and opinions.…”