kumaresan cithambaram

Assistant professor

Dublin City University

Ireland

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Dr. Kumaresan Cithambaram is an Assistant Professor at Dublin City University in Ireland. His research areas include nurse-led interventions for psychological well-being among older adults, care needs of individuals with intellectual disabilities, and access to cancer screening for disabled populations. His recent publications address a range of topics related to caregiving, health communication during the COVID-19 pandemic, and end-of-life care for those with learning disabilities.

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Deirdre O'Malley

Lecturer in Midwifery

Dundalk Institute of Technology

IRELAND

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Mel Duffy

Lecturer Sociology + Sexuality Studies

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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EILEEN COURTNEY

Asst Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Valerie Smith

Prof in Midwifery

Trinity College Dublin Faculty of Health Sciences

IRELAND

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Articles (11)

Effectiveness of nurse-led interventions on psychological well-being among older adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Indicators for Intellectual Disability Where No Formal Diagnosis Exists but Nursing Knowledge Demonstrates Grounds for a Formal Assessment: A Scoping Review

Population-based cancer screening access needs of disabled people: A qualitative evidence synthesis

Experiences of family carers in providing care to children with intellectual disabilities in India

Early warning systems in maternity care: A qualitative evidence synthesis of maternity care providers’ views and experiences

Preserving familiarity: the care needs of people with intellectual disabilities at the end of life

Evaluating the written information about COVID-19 provided to people with learning disabilities

What Constitutes Good Quality End‐of‐Life Care? Perspectives of People With Intellectual Disabilities and Their Families

Early warning systems in maternity care: protocol for a qualitative evidence synthesis of maternity care providers’ views and experiences

Supporting people with learning disabilities to receive subcutaneous injections

Disclosure and plan of care at end of life: Perspectives of people with intellectual disabilities and families in Ireland

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Deirdre O'Malley

Mel Duffy

EILEEN COURTNEY

Valerie Smith

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