Publications: Professionals
Free publications and resources for health and social care professionals who work
with people affected by Parkinson's
All of the items can be ordered free of charge - and most can be
downloaded.
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A guide recommending best practice for health and social care
professionals working with people with Parkinson's
A DVD to help healthcare professionals make presentations on
Parkinson's
Leaflet outlining the education, training and information we
provide for GPs and practice nurses and also the information and
support we can provide to their patients
A booklet for hospital staff explaining symptoms and treatments
of Parkinson's and how to give your patient the highest quality of
care
A booklet for care home staff explaining the symptoms of
Parkinson's and how to improve the wellbeing of residents with the
condition
A resource to help professionals fill in supporting evidence for
benefits for patients with Parkinson's
A resource pack to help healthcare professionals improve the
care they provide to people with Parkinson's who have continence
and bowel problems
An information sheet for physiotherapists and other health and
social care professionals, explaining the rationale behind our
Keeping Moving exercise programme
A good practice guide for healthcare professionals, to help
people with Parkinson's get their medication on time
A checklist charting key standards and indicators and how they
relate to people with Parkinson's
A DVD for hospital ward staff explaining how important it is
that people with Parkinson's get their medication on time, and what
steps can be taken to ensure this happens
A DVD for care home staff explaining how important it is that
people with Parkinson's get their medication on time, and what
steps can be taken to ensure this happens
These stickers can be used and distributed to promote our
Get It On Time campaign
Cards providing standardised guidance for physiotherapists
working with people with Parkinson's
Best practice guidelines for occupational therapists working
with people with Parkinson's - produced by The British Association
and College of Occupational Therapists in partnership with
Parkinson's UK
Guidelines for dietitians working with people with Parkinson's -
produced by the British Dietetics Association in association with
Parkinson's UK
A questionnaire for people with Parkinson's to complete before
visiting their doctor or Parkinson's nurse to help assess non-motor
Parkinson's symptoms
A document to record discussion between healthcare professionals
and a person with Parkinson's about impulsive and compulsive
behaviour
A poster that shows all types of medication used to
treat Parkinson's. This is for healthcare professionals to display
in their workplace.
A pocket reference guide to Parkinson's drugs. The information
is shown on a fold-out concertina, which fits into a credit
card-sized wallet.
A booklet for hospital pharmacists giving ways to improve the
management of Parkinson's medication in hospitals
An information pack for health and social care professionals
containing helpful guides and leaflets for those working with
people with Parkinson's
A guide explaining the importance of planning for quality
neurology services and local care services for people with
Parkinson's
For NHS and social care commissioners and managers in England,
showing the contribution Parkinson's nurses play in delivering
cost-effective, quality care
A report for commissioners and planners in Northern Ireland,
showing the significant contribution Parkinson's nurses make to the
local delivery of care for people with Parkinson's
A report for commissioners and planners in Scotland,
highlighting how Parkinson's nurses help save the NHS money
A report for planners and providers demonstrating the
contribution Parkinson's nurses make to the local delivery of care
for people with Parkinson's in Wales
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