Risk factors associated With COVID-19 outcomes among people with intellectual, developmental disabilities receiving residential services

What The Study Did:


This study tracked COVID-19 outcomes for 543 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who were receiving support services from an organization providing residential services in the five boroughs of New York.

Authors:


Scott D. Landes, Ph.D., of Syracuse University in New York, is the

corresponding author.

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