Parkinson's Disease and Medication
This course discusses the importance of Parkinson's medication, why it is so important that the patient receives their medication on time and what the effects can be if we do not do this.
Presented by the Intermediate Care Pharmacy Team.
Entry Requirements
Care home must care for Intermediate Care patients.
Who the course is for
All Senior Carers and Nursing staff who manage medication.
Learning method
The course is Face to Face and will take you approximately 60 minutes to complete. Supporting documentation will be given for future reference.
What you will learn
By completing this course, you will:
- Be able to identify common Parkinson's medication
- Understand why they are important and the effects to the patient if they miss doses or don't receive their doses at the time specified.
- What to do if a patient does miss a dose(s).
- What working practice can we do to support staff to ensure we administer medication on time.
Course benefits
- Build confidence levels of Attendees.
- Gaining a better understanding of Parkinson's Disease in general.
Course dates and times
No set dates, please contact the Technician in your area and a date and time can be arranged.
How to book
To book this course please email the Pharmacy Technician associated to your area, listed below:
- North Intermediate care beds - Sarah Ross - s.ross7@nhs.net
- East Intermediate Care beds - Joanne Rogers - joanne.rogers7@nhs.net
- South Intermediate Care - Paula Blake - paula.dakers@nhs.net
In partnership with
- County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust
- Crew Project Owl