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Reasonable adjustments are changes that you can make that help people with intellectual disability get the health care they need.
Different people need different changes.
For example, some people need a quiet place to wait for their health appointment. Other people might need to get health information in a way that they can understand, like Easy Read.
These checklists have ideas about changes that health professionals and administration staff can offer before, during and after a health appointment.
The changes can help make health services more fair.
You can get both checklists in one document using the download above. Below, you can get each checklist in a separate document.
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