Parkinson's audit
Our annual
Parkinson's audit helps healthcare organisations measure their
services for people with Parkinson's
against national guidelines.
Every healthcare organisation that takes part receives a full
analysis of their own service and how this compares with other
anonymised organisations.
The results highlight strengths and weaknesses - helping
organisations to improve and develop their services for people with
Parkinson's.
The 2011 Parkinson's audit ran until 30
November.
Thank you to the all the healthcare
organisations around the UK who took part and helped
make it the biggest Parkinson's audit so far.
The results of the 2011 Parkinson's audit will be available in
mid 2012.
The Parkinson's audit
Our Parkinson's audit helps healthcare trusts to:
- evaluate their Parkinson's services against
national guidelines
- compare their Parkinson's services to others
around the UK
- highlight strengths and weaknesses in their
current services
- develop an action plan to improve services for
people with Parkinson's
How the Parkinson's audit makes a difference
Almost 1 in 5 people newly diagnosed with Parkinson's are not being referred to a Parkinson's nurse.
Parkinson's audit 2010 results
In 2010 our audit helped 53 trusts or equivalent
organisations across the UK measure their services for people with
Parkinson's against national guidelines.
Our 2010 results show that almost 1 in 5 people newly diagnosed
with Parkinson's are not being referred to their local Parkinson's
nurse - even though the service is available in their area.
Full news story: 1 in 5 people with
Parkinson's are without access to a Parkinson's nurse
Full reports - 2009 and 2010
2010 audit results
2009 audit results
Take part in the Parkinson's audit in 2012
If you'd like to hear more about the 2012 audit please contact
us at pdaudit@parkinsons.org.uk
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