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Care workers of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities feel the need for soft skills training to accomplish better palliative care deliverance

Implications for practice and research ► Direct care workers (DCWs) of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (PWIDD) need more training regarding effective communication, spiritual, social and emotional needs, cultural competence to support people from diverse cultural backgrounds, as well postdeath logistics and legal matters. ► Useful recommendations are is provided to prepare training programs for DCWs of PWIDD. Future research could include creative and engaging models in developing more personalised training programmes.