2010 Parkinson's Audit
We will use the results of the audit to campaign for equal access to essential services for people with Parkinson's.
Geriatricians, neurologists and Parkinson's nurses are helping
us improve services for people with Parkinson's by taking part in
our 2010 Parkinson's Audit.
Our audit is monitoring the initial services and treatment for
people with Parkinson's who visit participating clinics between
July and November this year.
Every clinic taking part will receive an analysis of their own
data and how this compares with other anonymised centres early next
year.
We will use the results of the audit to campaign for equal
access to essential services for people with Parkinson's. The full
report will be available in May 2011.
Improving services for people with Parkinson's
The results of the audit will help local clinics to:
- compare their local Parkinson's service against the NICE audit
criteria
- benchmark their service against other Parkinson's services
across the UK
- highlight the strengths and weaknesses of their current
service
- put in place an action plan to improve the local services
2009 Parkinson's Audit results
45 centres took part in our 2009 audit, revealing that a third
of patients with suspected Parkinson's had to wait to see a
specialist for more than 6 weeks.
2009 Parkinson's Audit -
full report (PDF, 272KB)
2009 Parkinson's Audit -
summary (PDF, 40KB)
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