The Information Standard

The Information Standard is a quality mark created by the Department of Health that helps people to choose reliable 
health and social care information.

After undergoing a rigorous certification process, we have
been awarded the Information Standard mark for our
publications and resources.

Our Information Standard policy statement outlines our commitment to the scheme.

How does the Information Standard improve our information?

The Standard helps us ensure that we:

• provide clear, accessible information for everyone affected by Parkinson's
• help people with Parkinson's make informed decisions about how they manage their condition
• assure people with Parkinson's, their families, friends and carers, as well as health and social care professionals, that our information is up to date and evidence-based through regular reviews and updates

How you can get involved

Send us feedback

Tell us what you think about our publications

We're always looking for feedback on our resources - so if you have any comments about our publications and DVDs do get in touch.

• Are there any aspects of living with Parkinson's that we don't currently cover?
• Did you find one of our booklets difficult to understand?
• Have any of the tips in our resources helped to improve your day-to-day life?

Join one of our information review groups

You could also sign up to one of our information review groups and help us create and review our publications.

We're particularly keen to hear from people who have been recently diagnosed or are from minority communities.

We'd also like to hear from health or social care professionals working with people affected by Parkinson's. You can help us make our resources for professionals more relevant to you.

Disclaimer

Parkinson's UK shall hold responsibility for the accuracy of information they publish and neither the scheme operator nor the scheme owner shall have any responsibility whatsoever for cost losses or direct or indirect damages or costs arising from inaccuracy of information or ommissions in information published on the website on behalf of Parkinson's UK.

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