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Physical aspects
Aim
New referral
General LD Weight Sensory Epilepsy Dental continence
Special population Down syndrome
Ongoing shared care
Peter
55yr old man with Down’s syndrome
6 month h/o changed personality. Irritability.
Tearful, withdrawn.
Reduced mobility. Falls. Reduced self care.
Forgetting carer’s names
Sister wanted “total body scan”
Weight loss
MSE
What next?.....
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New Referral
Consider / rule out physical pathologyEndocrine InfectionCarcinomaRarities !!
BaselineECGFBC, U & E (eGFR), LFT, RBS, TFT’s, lipid profile,
prolactin level
General - Health Needs
General health needs…
Popn with increased health needs
Communication problemsReduced ability to identify & communicate
Increased longevity > increased conditions eg carcinomas dementia
Healthcare for All 2008
Hollins et al 199858 x more likely to die before 50
1/3 LD associated morbidities puts at riskPostural deformitiesChest infectionsDysphagiaGastro-oesophageal refluxConstipation / incontinenceOsteoporosis
Healthcare for All continued
Hollins study Early deaths associated with
Cerebral palsy Problems with mobility Residence in hospital
Halstead (2000) Behavioural disturbance & disability better predictors
of low volume poor quality care in primary care
Mir 2004 Ethnicity & disability – adversely affected mortality
Healthcare for All continued
Epilepsy1/3 Epilepsy (20x > general population)Harder to treat SUDEPNICE 2002
60% child deaths avoidable 40% adults avoidable
Healthcare for All continued
Obesity
exercise
Sensory impairments
Healthcare for All continued
PEARL study 2002181 people½ new health need identified
BM Hypertension Hypercholestrolaemia Thyroid disorder Dental Cardiac\asthma mental health
Healthcare for All continuedHigher medical & dental interventions
Lower surgical
Similar admissions but shorter stays
DM less BMI
Stroke less BP
Healthcare for All continued
Less likely pain relief
Less likely palliative care
Healthcare for All continued
Life less valued?
Symptoms misinterpreted Diagnostic overshadowingChallenging Behaviour
Carers
Ignored concerns – “Six lives”
Excluded from consultation
Expected to manage to much
Carers Act 1995 - assessment of need
Weight
Two ended cluster
ObesityAdditional morbiditiesMedicationPhysical disabilityDependence on others for healthy lifestyle
Food treat
Less knowledge re healthy
Weight
Office National Statistics 200119% males & 21 % females – obese19.1 males with LD & 34.6% females with LD
Females > males
Community > institutions
Mild Moderate LD> more severe
Importance carer cooperation
Weight
Associated conditionsDown’sPrader – WilliCarpenterLawrence – Moon –BiedlCohen
Underweight
Malnutrition
Feeding difficultiesFed by othersSoft foodRegurgitation Immobility
More severe LD
Choreo – athetoid movements
Pressure areas **
Sensory Impairment
Higher rates
Detection – carers
Professional testing
Routine screening
HearingMiddle ear infectionsWax 7x
Hearing
Middle ear infections
Wax 7x
Associated conditionsDown’sFragile XNoonen
Vision
1990 Aitchison> ½ adults in institution had eye problem
Undetected
Severe / profound more likely visual impairment
AssociationsDown’sPrader – WilliNoonan
Epilepsy
Common
14 - 44% cf ( 0.5 -%)
Increased younger
Increased severity LD
More complex
More polypharmacy
Increased SUDEP
Dental disease
High levels poor oral hygiene
Studies > less restorative work
Medication > periodontal probs phenytoin > gingivitis
AssociatedAngelmansFragile X
Incontinence
Cooper (1998)17.4% - 20-6449.3% >64
Sensory impairment
Mobility
Infection / indication of morbidity
Related to Behaviour
Respiratory disease
½ all deaths respiratory ( general popn 8%)
Increased in more disabled cf Down’s more able die of respiratory infections
Immobility
Under weight
Heart disease
Reduced
Likely increasing
?impact of atypical AP
High risk obesity
Heart disease
AssociatedDownsNoonan – pulmonary stenosis, ASD, hypertrophic
cardiomyopathyPrader –Willi syndrome – rhabdomyomata of heart &
arrhythmiasFragile X (mitral valve prolapse)
Cancer
Increasing with life expectancy
GI tract more common.
Breast prostate less
Barriers to healthcare
Require more attention Receive same as gen pon
Untreated conditions
Low level heath promotion & screening
Mobility probs
Communication
Cooperation
Liaison with CLDT Health promotion work Support / assist access health
Annual Health Checks
Annual Health Checks
“reasonable adjustment” health inequalities
ReportsClosing the Gap 2006Death by indifference 2007 Independent inquiry into healthcare for people with
learning disabilities “Healthcare for all” 2008 “six lives” 2009
Annual Health Checks
Minimum standardDes specification All with LD known to SS >18
Mod/severe Mild + additional needs
Vital signs annual data collection – who eligible – if received check
Training
Annual Health Checks
TrainingUnderstanding of LD Identification of people with LD & codingUnderstanding range & increased health needsHealth check Information needed before health checkUnderstanding health action plansUnderstanding & awareness of 1:1 health
facilitation& strategic health facilitation
Training for health checks
Overcoming barriersCommunicationPhysical accessAttitudesAccessible info & aidsValues & attitudes
Collaborative workingCaresCLDTSocial care supporters
Experiences & expectations
Consent
Disability Discrimination Act
resources
Health check
Review physical & mental health & referral as needed
Health promotion
Systems enquiry & review of chronic illness
Physical exam
Review of epilepsy
Review of B & mental health
Syndrome specific check
Accuracy of prescribed medn
Review of coordination with secondary care
Review transition arrangements
Contacts
CLDT01422 363561 (ask for Julie Chadwick LD team.)
Amanda McKieComplex Needs MatronCalderdale & Kirklees07827084120
References
Clinical directed enhances services (DESs) for GMS contract 2008/2009
Fraser, W. & Kerr, M. Seminars in the Psychiatry of Learning Disabilities 2nd edition
Butler & Meaney. Genetics of Developmental Disabilities
Healthcare for All (2008)
Six lives