In response to the Supreme Court’s consideration of IQ as a determinant in death penalty cases involving adults with intellectual disability, the NTG issued a statement urging rejection of IQ-based criteria and adoption of a comprehensive, clinically grounded definition of intellectual disability. The statement also cautioned against relying solely on IQ scores when determining service eligibility for adults with intellectual disability and dementia. Declaratory Statement on the Misuse of IQ...

Kathryn Service was given the Excellence in Community Services award by the Gerontological Advanced Practices Nursing Association (GAPNA)...