Policies and guidelines
Here are some key policies and guidelines for health and social
care professionals working with people with Parkinson's.
Clinical Guideline on the diagnosis and management of
Parkinson's in primary and secondary care
Establishes quality requirements for the delivery of health and
social care for people with long-term neurological conditions in
England
A guide explaining the importance of planning for quality
neurology services and local care services for people with
Parkinson's
Government White Paper published in 2006, indicates a new
direction for health and social care in England
Welsh Assembly Government's vision and framework for creating
world-class health and social care in Wales by 2015
Northern Ireland Department of Health Social Services and Public
Safety strategy for Primary Care
Scottish Executive's plans to implement the recommendations of
the National Service Framework for Service Change
Recent reports into medicines management in hospitals and care
homes
Produced by the British Psychological Society, for use by health
and social care professionals, as well as people with Parkinson's
and their families
A vital tool for physiotherapists working with people with
Parkinson's
For physiotherapists
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
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