| A |
| Abbreviated
progressive relaxation (APR) |
| ABC analysis |
| Adult Learning
Disability Community Support Teams (CST) |
| Advice and training,
for parents and carers |
| Affective disorders |
| Aggression |
|
aggression to others |
|
aggressive behaviour |
|
behavioural problems |
|
depression and
aggression |
|
physical aggression |
|
staff training |
| Alternative and
augmentative (AAC) communication systems |
|
functional
communication |
| Analogue assessments,
for behavioural disturbance |
| Anger management
training |
| Antidepressants |
| Antipsychotic
medication |
| AnxietyTop |
| Arson |
|
prevalence rates |
|
study of longer term
outcomes |
| Arthritis |
| Asian community,
prevalence of severe intellectual disability |
| Assaults, on staff |
| Assertive community
outreach treatment |
| Assessment |
|
of behavioural
disturbance |
| Attention-Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), |
|
prevalence |
| Autism |
|
antidepressants |
|
interventions |
|
social skills training |
| Autoimmune thyroiditis |
| Automatic
reinforcement |
| Aversive approaches |
|
aversive consequences |
|
behavioural treatments |
|
positive behavioural
approaches |
|
punishment Top |
| B |
| Back pain |
| Bacterial meningitis |
| Behavioural chaining |
| Behavioural
Disturbance |
|
drug therapy |
|
effect of staff
behaviour |
|
services |
| Behavioural relaxation
training (BRT), |
| Behavioural shaping,
prompting and fading, |
| Behavioural
treatments, |
|
positive behavioural
approaches |
| Benzodiazepines, |
C |
| Carbamazepine, |
| Carers (Recognition
and Services) Act 1995, |
| Carers and Caring,
|
| Challenging behaviour. See Behavioural disturbance |
| Classification. See also ICIDH |
|
of behavioural
disturbance, |
| Clomipramine, |
| Cognitive therapy, |
| Communication, |
|
advice and training
for parents and carers, |
|
in adults and children, |
|
in children, |
| Community
resettlement, |
| Community Support
Teams (CST), |
| Community treatment, for
offenders, |
| Continuing recording,
for behavioural disturbance, |
| Cue controlled
relaxation (CCR), Top |
D |
| Dementia in Down
Syndrome, |
| Dental health, |
| Depression, |
| Destructiveness. See Aggression |
| Down syndrome, |
|
antithyroid antibodies |
|
dementia, |
|
depressive illness |
|
hepatitis B and
autoimmune thyroiditis |
|
intellectual
disability |
|
lower rate of
hypertension |
|
screening for thyroid
function |
|
subclinical
hypothyroidism |
| Drug Therapy, Top |
E |
| Endemic cretinism, |
| Epidemiology of
intellectual disability, |
| Epidemiology of
Psychiatric iIlness in adults with intellectual disability, |
| Epidemiology, Risk
Factors and Prevention, |
| Epilepsy, |
|
association of
psychiatric illness with other disorders |
| Evidence
type, |
| Extinction, |
|
concurrent extinction |
| Extremely low birth
weight (ELBW), |
|
cerebral ventricular
dilatation as predictor of intellectual disability, |
|
extremely low birth
weight children |
F |
| Fenfluramine, |
| Fetal alcohol
syndrome, |
| Forensic Problems and
Offending, |
| Fragile X syndrome, |
| Functional analysis, |
|
assessment of
behavioral disturbance |
|
behavioural
disturbance |
|
in relation to a wide
range of issues |
| Functional
communication training (FCT), Top |
G |
| Gabapentin, 52 |
| H |
| Haemophilus
influenzae, |
| Health
gain notation, |
| Hearing impairment, |
| Heart disorders, |
| Hepatitis B, |
| High security provision, |
| Hypertension, |
| Hypothyroidism, |
| I |
| ICD-10, |
|
assessment |
| ICIDH, |
|
epidemiology |
| In-patient treatment,
for offending behaviour, |
| Intensive interaction
approaches, |
| Iodine deficiency, Top |
| L |
| Lamotrigine, |
| Low birth weight
(LBW), |
| M |
| Mania, |
| Medical Conditions in
People with Intellectual Disability, |
| Meningitis, |
| Methodology, used in Bulletin
development, |
| Methylphenidate, |
| Midazolam, |
| Modelling, |
|
punishment |
| N |
| Naltrexone, |
| Negative
reinforcement, |
| Neisseria
meningitidis, |
| Neuroleptics, |
| Neurosurgery, for
epilepsy, |
| Neurotic disorders, Top |
| O |
| Observational methods,
for behavioural disturbance, |
| Offending, |
|
community treatment, |
|
prevalence, |
|
|
measure of intelligence |
|
re-offending rates, |
|
representation, consent
and competence in the judical process, |
|
sex offenders |
|
|
charisteristics and predisposing
factors |
|
|
prevalence rates |
|
|
staff training |
| Oral health, |
| Outreach treatment, |
| Oxcarbazepine, Top |
| P |
| Phenobarbitone, |
| Phenytoin, |
| Positive
reinforcement, |
| Prevalence of intellectual
disability, |
|
birth prevalence of
Down syndrome, |
| Prevention of
intellectual disability, |
| Protocol for Investment in
Health Gain, |
| Psychiatric illness |
|
association with other
disorders, |
|
emergency referrals, |
|
in adults with an
intellectual disability, |
|
prevalence, |
| Psychotherapy, |
| Punishment, for behavioural disturbance, |
|
aversive consequences |
|
behavioural treatments |
|
functional
communication training |
|
punishment Top |
| R |
| Rating scales, for
behavioural disturbance, |
| Reactive behaviour
management, |
| Relaxation, |
| Residential
placement, |
| Respite care, |
|
pilot summer respite
scheme |
|
respite services |
|
support and respite
care |
| Response contingent
procedures, |
| Risk factors for
intellectual disability, |
|
maternal, perinatal
and neonatal characteristics, |
|
socio-economic status
of the family, |
| Risperidone, |
|
in improving a range
of behavioural disturbances |
|
in management of
aggressive and self-injurious behaviour (SIB) |
| Role-play, Top |
| S |
| Schizophrenia, |
|
prevalence |
|
rate of psychiatric
illness |
| Screening, for thyroid
function, |
| Seclusion, |
|
seclusion questioned |
|
time out |
| Self-injurious
behaviour, |
|
behavioural problems |
|
challenging behaviour |
|
classification of
behavioural disturbance |
| Sensory impairment, |
|
hearing |
|
visual and hearing |
| Sertraline, Top |
| Services |
|
for informal
caregivers, |
|
for people with
behavioural disturbance and intellectual disability, |
|
for people with
psychiatric illness and intellectual disability, |
|
Sexual offending, |
|
|
characteristics and predisposing
factors |
|
|
prevalence |
|
|
staff training |
| Single suture
craniosynostosis, surgical correction, |
| Skills teaching, |
| Skills training
systems, |
| Smoking, |
| Smoking in pregnancy, |
|
reduction or cessation |
| Snoezelen environment, |
| Social problem
solving, |
| Social skills
training, |
| Sodium valproate, |
| Staff Training, |
| Streptococcus
pneumoniae, |
| Support and respite
care, for informal caregivers, Top |
T |
| Terminology, |
|
common
terminology |
|
inconsistent,
uncritical and unscientific terminology, |
| Thyroid disorders, |
| Tiagabine, |
| Time out, |
| Topiramate, |
| Training |
|
anger management, |
|
for parents and carers
on facilitating communication, |
| Training, of staff, |
|
cost-effective |
|
effective |
|
evaluating outcome, |
|
inadequate training |
|
time-limited |
|
trained and skilled
staff |
V |
| Vigabatrin, |
| Visual impairment, |
Z |
| Zonisamide, |
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Health Evidence Bulletins: Wales, Duthie Library, UWCM,
Cardiff CF14 4XN. e-mail: weightmanal@cardiff.ac.uk |
