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    • Healthcare accessibility
    • Developmental disabilities
    • Maternal and child health

    Background:

    • Individuals with learning disabilities often require additional support within healthcare settings.
    • Early intervention for parents with learning disabilities can positively impact child welfare.
    • Health professionals interacting with pregnant women are positioned to identify potential support needs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore the utility of screening tools for identifying individuals with learning disabilities.
    • To assess if screening tools can assist nurses in recognizing patients needing learning disability services.
    • To determine if a quick and easy method exists for identifying learning disabilities in expectant mothers.

    Main Methods:

    • Discussion of the potential role and effectiveness of screening tools.
    • Consideration of challenges in providing timely support, especially for those new to learning disability services.
    • Focus on the perspective of nurses in early pregnancy contact.

    Main Results:

    • Screening tools are proposed as a potential method for nurses to identify learning disabilities.
    • The article discusses the feasibility and ease of use of such tools.
    • Timely support is highlighted as a challenge, particularly for undiagnosed cases.

    Conclusions:

    • Screening tools may offer a practical solution for nurses to identify individuals with learning disabilities.
    • Early identification through screening can facilitate timely and appropriate support for expectant parents.
    • Improving healthcare access for parents with learning disabilities is essential for child well-being.