Intellectual Disability and Health: Reducing Inequity

About

This course is designed for researchers and research oriented health professionals who have a specific interest in health and welI-being for persons with intellectual disabilities and want to learn more about their health needs, about intersectoral collaboration, and inclusive research. Master students of health and social sciences that want to explore a possible career in this field may also opt for this course.

Course leader

Tim Pelle Marloes Heutmekers Fleur Heleen Boot

Target group

Master
PhD
Postdoc
Professionals in social services, social domain, Members of COST Action CA21123 - Cancer- Understanding Prevention in Intellectual Disabilities (CUPID)

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