Understanding Parkinson's disease.
This article describes the signs and symptoms of Parkinson's disease and the complications that arise as the condition progresses. Motor and non-motor symptoms are discussed as well as the problems that patients experience on admission to hospital. The complexities of medication management--including issues of concordance--are outlined and advice is given on how nurses can help patients and their carers to manage this condition.
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Peterborough Primary Care Trust. Carolyn.noble@peterboroughpct.nhs.uk
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