Lindop Parkinson's Physiotherapy Assessment Scale (LPAS) The LPAS is a validated, physiotherapy-specific function measurement tool for use by physiotherapists to assess the gait and bed mobility of people with Parkinson's.
Key information for hospital pharmacists booklet This booklet is for hospital pharmacists and suggests ways to improve the management of Parkinson's medication in hospitals.
Occupational therapy for people with Parkinson's: Best practice guide This occupational therapist (OT) guide is a useful summary of best practice for occupational therapists working with people with Parkinson's.
Key information for community pharmacists booklet This booklet is for pharmacists and their teams working in community pharmacy. It tells you how, as a pharmacist, you can help people with Parkinson's manage their medication so they can take control of their condition.
Best practice guidelines for dietitians on the management of Parkinson's These dietitian guidelines explain the nutritional consequences of Parkinson's, and strategies for managing diet and nutrition-related symptoms.
European Physiotherapy Guideline for Parkinson's Disease This guideline aims to support decision making for physiotherapy practice in Parkinson's. It supports therapists to improve care for people with Parkinson's, from diagnosis onwards, to manage the movement-related aspects of the condition, and focus on goals important to patients.
NHS action on time critical medication: interactive map More than 100 NHS organisations have pledged to improve the delivery of time critical Parkinson's medication. Find out more about them and how you can join them.
Parkinson's Disease driving questionnaire The Parkinson's Disease driving questionnaire enables the collection of information to promote safer driving and to support people with Parkinson's to make informed decisions around issues relating to their driving.
Expiratory Muscle Strength Training (EMST) grant information for speech and language therapists The Expiratory Muscle Strength Training (EMST) device helps people with Parkinson's improve breathing, cough, swallowing, and speech by strengthening expiratory muscles. The Parkinson's UK Personal Assistance Grants Programme can help fund this device for eligible individuals, providing up to £1,500 for specialist equipment.
