The intellectual, physical and mental health needs of people with Di Georges Syndrome can have a significant impact on their quality of life and functioning. Adults with Di Georges Syndrome may require additional mental health and medical assessment, support and care to effectively manage any co-morbidity. In addition, these issues and unmet needs of people with Di Georges Syndrome can present a number of challenges for mental health services, clinicians and their carers.
I am seeking views about the quality of the above question as a relevant research question, and what would be considered an appropriate research methodology.
Dear James,
here are some papers:
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