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A 2015 conference convened experts to define national goals for research, policy, and practice in intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The meeting aimed to establish a unified platform for advancing the IDD field.

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  • Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research
  • Public Health Policy
  • Rehabilitation Practices

Background:

  • Summarized the current state of knowledge in intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
  • Identified a platform of national goals for research, practice, and policy in the IDD field.
  • Convened key stakeholders including research centers, advocacy groups, and federal agencies.

Discussion:

  • Focused on a working meeting format to foster collaborative goal-setting.
  • Highlighted the interdisciplinary nature of addressing IDD challenges.
  • Emphasized the importance of aligning research, policy, and practice.

Key Insights:

  • Established a shared understanding of the current landscape in IDD.
  • Defined critical areas for future national focus and investment.
  • Facilitated networking and collaboration among leading organizations in the IDD sector.

Outlook:

  • The identified national goals provide a roadmap for future advancements in IDD research and support.
  • Continued collaboration is essential for translating goals into effective policies and practices.
  • The conference laid the groundwork for sustained progress in improving the lives of individuals with IDD.