Curriculum resources: Three websites provided resources referred to in this paper.
| RESOURCE | DESCRIPTION | WEBSITE |
|---|---|---|
| Family Medicine Curriculum Resource. Adults with Developmental Disabilities6 | An 81-page booklet with a curriculum outline in 4 parts: competencies, primer, case modules, and rubrics for assessment | www.cfpc.ca/uploadedFiles/Directories/_PDFs/Family_Medicine_Curriculum_Resource_web_version_July_2014.pdf |
| Curriculum of Caring30 | Series of videos, including “Keys to success when examining people with developmental disabilities”18 | https://machealth.ca/programs/curriculum_of_caring |
| Implementing Health Checks for Adults with Developmental Disabilities: a Toolkit for Primary Care Providers13 | A 61-page booklet to help in the initial steps of implementing a program of Health Checks (“EMR key word search strategies,” “Searching and assigning ICD9 codes for IDD,” “Invitation script”) and then performing a Health Check (“Systems review in primary care for people with IDD,” “Commonly missed diagnoses: head-to-toe assessment”) | www.porticonetwork.ca/documents/38160/99698/Primary+Care+Toolkit_FINAL_ym2.pdf/dfa654d6-8463-41da-9b79-3478315503eb |
EMR—electronic medical record, IDD—intellectual and developmental disabilities.