Help shape our information

Our expert review group is for health and social care professionals who work with people with Parkinson's.

Our reviewers play a big part in creating and updating the resources we produce, to ensure they are accurate and useful. These include our website, booklets, leaflets, information sheets and videos.

We send each item to 2 members of the expert review group and ask for your feedback. Specifically we ask whether you think the information is based on the latest clinical evidence and whether it's easy for people to understand. We also send it to our information review group, which is made up of people with Parkinson's and their carers, friends and family.

When a suitable project comes up, we'll contact you to see if you're available. We'll make sure that deadlines are reasonable for you.

Ready to join?

Please fill in the form below and we'll be in touch.

If you have any questions about our information or the expert review group, you can contact us at [email protected].

Your contact details

How would you prefer us to send you our information?
How many times a year do you feel you can review our information?
Each project may be a webpage, a leaflet or a booklet, so the length will vary.

Your work

Do you work with people with Parkinson's?

Your experience of Parkinson's

Do you have Parkinson's?
If not, do you know or are you related to someone with Parkinson's?
Do you have a caring role?

Conflicts of interest

Finally, please let us know of any conflicts of interest. Your answers won't mean you can't join the review group, but may influence which information we ask you to look at.

Do you receive payments from a pharmaceutical company or organisation that produces equipment relevant to people with Parkinson's?
Are there any other factors that could be considered a conflict of interest that you think we should be aware of?
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