Our 'Get it on time' campaign has been named as a best practice campaign in an important National Patient Safety Agency report
If you've recently sent a Yellow Card report to the MHRA reporting suspected safety issues or side effects of medication, you may need to resend it due to a postal error
We're campaigning with the Royal College of Nursing for guaranteed access to specialist nurses for all people with long-term conditions
The Parkinson's Disease Society has welcomed recommendations made in a new guideline published by NHS Scotland to cut down the risk of misdiagnosis of Parkinson's by GPs
We have commented on the Queen's speech, which outlined a proposal of free personal care at home for people who need it most, as part of the Personal Care at Home Bill
People affected by Parkinson's in Scotland are urged to take action by emailing Scotland's Health Minister, Shona Robison MSP, in a bid to improve NHS Parkinson's services
The Parkinson's Disease Society has responded to the Government's consultation on the Adult Social Care Green Paper, Shaping the Future of Care Together
New clinical standards have been published online, outlining the services that the NHS should provide for people with neurological conditions in Scotland
Two thirds of people under 65 with Parkinson's who responded to a survey we ran have been wrongly forced into job seeking, despite being physically unable
Mike Penning MP, Shadow Health Minister for the Conservative Party, said that guidance from NICE should be mandatory
We are calling on all people affected by Parkinson's to complete an online survey to help influence how the future government addresses your concerns and issues
Phil Hope, Minister of State for Care Services will appear on a live webchat at 5.15pm today, answering your questions about the Government's Social Care Green Paper
At the Conservative Party conference today, David Cameron announced his plan to move half a million people who are able to work from Incapacity Benefit to Jobseeker's Allowance
Gordon Brown announced at the Labour Party Conference this week that older people with the highest needs would be offered free personal care in their own homes
The Parkinson's Disease Society is taking the Fair Care for Parkinson's campaign messages to the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat Party conferences this year
Have your say on what the Government's proposed National Care Service for England should look like in the second part of our Big Care Questionnaire, launched this week
Steve Ford, Chief Executive of the Parkinson's Disease Society, has received a letter from the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, in response to our Fair Care for Parkinson's campaign
Have your say on important proposals for social care reform as part of the Government's Big Care Debate
More than 200 people have sent a letter to Prime Minister Gordon Brown as part of the Parkinson's Disease Society's Fair Care for Parkinson's campaign
The Parkinson's Disease Society has issued a stark warning to the Scottish Government to ensure Scotland does not repeat the errors of the rest of the UK when implementing new NHS standards for neurological conditions