Health care professional call-out: Have your say on ParkinsonNet Australia–the worldclass Parkinson’s care model from the Netherlands
Motivated by her own Parkinson’s diagnosis and personal experience, Professor Michele Callisaya of the University of Tasmania’s Menzies Institute for Medical Research, leads a multidisciplinary team of clinician researchers specialising in brain disease and rehabilitation. Together they plan to adapt and test the world-leading model from the Netherlands called ‘ParkinsonNet’ for regional Australians. The project aims […]
Fact sheet – Communicating with people living with Parkinson’s
Communication is a two-way interaction, effective communication requires work from both the listener and the speaker. This guide provides practical insights and techniques to ensure that people living with Parkinson’s are not left out of communication exchanges. The sheet can be useful for loved ones and health care professionals. If you are living with Parkinson’s […]
Essential information for hospital staff
People with Parkinson’s have specific needs when admitted to hospital. This guide provides practical information for hospital staff to help ensure safe, person-centred care during a patient’s stay. It covers key aspects of Parkinson’s care in a hospital setting, including medication timing, mobility, communication, and nutrition.
Health professionals guide to caring for someone with Parkinson’s
Healthcare professionals play a crucial role in improving outcomes for people with Parkinson’s.
Hospital or respite checklist for People living with Parkinson’s
Preparing for a hospital stay or respite care can be overwhelming especially when living with Parkinson’s.