Donna Heerensperger
The benefits of a multidisciplinary/coordinated approach for individuals with Down syndrome
Heerensperger, D. (2005) Provision of coordinated care for individuals with Down syndrome: The Calgary perspective. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 121-126.Amanda Wood
In the first of these new features, Mandy summarises a discussion between the Trust's practitioners, which focused on a new research paper by Deborah Fidler entitled 'The emerging Down syndrome behavioural phenotype in early childhood'
Wood, A. (2005) The development of the Down syndrome phenotype. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 135-139.Neil Harrower
Kirsty
Harrower, N. (2005) Kirsty. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 127-128.Aya Iwamoto
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Iwamoto, A. (2005) My dream came true: Everyone is the same human, same life. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 129-132.Nicky Gregory
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Gregory, N. (2005) Joseph's book-keeping. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 134-134.Sue Buckley
A major theme running through articles in this issue is the care of children with Down syndrome who have additional needs, arising from complex health problems or from having another disabling condition as well as Down syndrome
Buckley, S. (2005) Children with additional needs. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 113-113.Sue Buckley
How many children with Down syndrome also have autism and how do we meet their needs?
Buckley, S. (2005) Autism and Down syndrome. Down Syndrome News and Update, 4(4), 114-120.
