Welcome to HealthMatters Program™ for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities!
HealthMatters Program is a partnership between community and academia with a common aim to improve health of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our goals are to develop and share tools for bidirectional health promotion research, service-learning, and training, support health promotion program development, implementation, and evaluation and disseminate and integrate evidence-based health promotion services for people with IDD.
HealthMatters Program is a partnership between community and academia with a common aim to improve health of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our goals are to develop and share tools for bidirectional health promotion research, service-learning, and training, support health promotion program development, implementation, and evaluation and disseminate and integrate evidence-based health promotion services for people with IDD.
Events
March 16, 2017 (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Transition of Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities to Adult-Systems of Care (Kruti Acharya, MD)
April 6th (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Small Steps, Big Leaps: Healthy Vending in Your Organization (Jasmina Sisirak, PhD, MPH and Kristin Krok, CTRS)
April 20, 2017 (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Social Support Networks of Aging Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (Lieke van Heumen, PhD)
March 16, 2017 (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Transition of Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities to Adult-Systems of Care (Kruti Acharya, MD)
April 6th (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Small Steps, Big Leaps: Healthy Vending in Your Organization (Jasmina Sisirak, PhD, MPH and Kristin Krok, CTRS)
April 20, 2017 (2pm-3pm CST) WEBINAR: Social Support Networks of Aging Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (Lieke van Heumen, PhD)
News
HealthMatters Program Team Consulting on Walmart Foundation Grant to AUCD “Nutrition is for Everyone”
Health Care Costs for Americans with IDD: A National Analysis of Access and Spending 2002–2011 Based on the MEPS/NHIS
Pregnancy outcomes of women with IDD (PowerPoint Slides)
The experience of and outcomes for people with IDD and their families in managed health care: Lessons learned
HealthMatters Program Team Consulting on Walmart Foundation Grant to AUCD “Nutrition is for Everyone”
Health Care Costs for Americans with IDD: A National Analysis of Access and Spending 2002–2011 Based on the MEPS/NHIS
Pregnancy outcomes of women with IDD (PowerPoint Slides)
The experience of and outcomes for people with IDD and their families in managed health care: Lessons learned
Initial development of this website was supported by Grant from Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development (NICHD), RC4HD066915. The contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of NICHD.
