Resources for professionals
Resources for health and social care professionals
working with people with Parkinson's
Free publications and resources for health and social care
professionals who work with people affected by Parkinson's
A guide for NHS and social care commissioners and managers in
England, showing the contribution Parkinson's nurses play in
delivering cost-effective, quality care
A guide for commissioners and providers 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 providers in Scotland,
highlighting how Parkinson's nurses help save the NHS in Scotland
money, as well as providing better quality care for people with
Parkinson's
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
A guide explaining the importance of planning for quality
neurology services and local care services for people with
Parkinson's
A booklet for hospital pharmacists giving ways to improve the
management of Parkinson's medication in hospitals
We've partnered with BMJ Learning to produce online training
modules for GPs.
A free DVD you can give to people when they are diagnosed with
Parkinson's
A questionnaire for people with Parkinson's to complete before
visiting their doctor or Parkinson's nurse to help health
professionals assess non-motor Parkinson's symptoms
Information and support for hospital staff looking after people
with Parkinson's on the ward
A guide to caring for people with Parkinson's in a care or
nursing home
You can signpost people to these self care and self management
courses.
Our annual Parkinson's audit helps healthcare organisations
measure their services for people with Parkinson's against national
guidelines.
A document to record discussion between health professionals and
a person with Parkinson's about impulsive and compulsive
behaviour
Dr Nin Bajaj joined us to answer questions from health and
social care professionals on the management of the stages of
Parkinson's.
Paul Hughes joined us to answer questions from healthcare
professionals and others about choice of drug treatments for
Parkinson's.
We're supporting Your Personal Best, a national awareness
campaign to encourage over 55s with long-term conditions, including
Parkinson's, to keep active. The campaign includes resources for
healthcare professionals.
Other support for professionals
As well as supporting people affected by Parkinson's, our free
and confidential helpline 0808 800 0303
can give best practice information to health and social care
professionals.
Or join our free Professionals'
Network for the latest information about Parkinson's tailored
to your professional needs.
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