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Parkinson's Advanced 3: on-demand
This is a fully virtual course comprising 2 modules. Delegates will be able to access sessions, presentation slides and other resources for 12 months after payment (and after the launch of module 2).
We value in-person learning but recognise that this can be a barrier to education, particularly if you're overseas or have caring responsibilities. Our Parkinson's Advanced MasterClass on-demand brings you all the exceptional content and delivery of our in-person courses from the same passionate expert speakers - all available virtually.
Wherever you are in the world, whatever your role, whatever the service style you are part of, this course will equip you with the knowledge you need to confidently meet the needs of those living with Parkinson's in your care.
The Parkinson's Advanced MasterClass on demand is specifically designed to further the knowledge and skillset of those who already have an understanding of Parkinson's diagnosis, treatment and management. Constantly updated to provide engaging teaching encompassing the latest research, policy and best practice, this practical, in-depth and case-based learning will move participants from 'knowledgeable' to 'expert'.
Who is this course for?
This on-demand course is particularly intended to give opportunities for learning to those who can't access our in-person courses, whether due to working overseas or caring responsibilities.
The Advanced MasterClass is designed for consultants in elderly medicine, neurology or old age psychiatry, final year registrars, experienced Parkinson’s nurses, GPwERs, experienced neurosciences pharmacists, associate specialists and staff grade physicians.
What will the course involve?
This fully virtual course comprises 2 on-demand modules delivered by practicing experts from across the spectrum of research, care and treatment required in optimal management of Parkinson's.
From setting up a service to utilising everyone in your team; improving diagnostic skills to managing neuropsychiatric issues; complex drugs management to inpatient care - this packed programme explores Parkinson's in all its variety and nuance. Digging into challenges and examining experiences through the core aspects of Parkinson's diagnosis, treatment and management, this course provides a very practical understanding of how to tailor provision to each individuals' needs.
Programme
Last updated 04/12/2024
'I think this was a fantastic course, well calibrated for online delivery. It gave a wide angle view of the challenges facing those looking after patients with PD. As a consultant geriatrician, I work with an MDT on a daily basis so hearing perspective from a wide range of contributors is priceless. I was unable to fit this course into my schedule as a final year registrar however now being on the other side so to speak as a consultant - this has been even more valuable to me.'
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How is the course taught?
The fully virtual course is accessed in the delegates' own time via our designated online learning portal. The virtual sessions can be completed in a time frame and style that best suits each learner, whether compressed into a few days of concentrated learning, or spread out across several weeks or even months.
Approximately 10 hours of video sessions per module (approx. 20 hours in total). With supporting papers, tools, and resources shared online as well, each individual will be equipped to complete the course in the way that both optimises their learning experience and fits with their other commitments.
Upon completion of all sessions you will also receive a certificate to add to your portfolio.
Course cost and how to apply
You have the option to pay for the complete course upfront or pay for just one module of the course. Please note that module 2 hasn't been recorded yet and will be added to your account in December 2024 if you have paid for the complete course. You'll be notified via email once module 2 is available.
Entire course (modules 1 & 2): £540.00 (inc VAT)
Cost per module: £300.00 (inc VAT)
VAT is charged at the standard UK rate of 20%
To reserve your space on this course, you can pay directly online. Please click the "Register" button to log in or create a new account. Then select your payment option and complete the payment process. If you're creating a new account, you will receive an email with an activation link to set a password for your account.
Delegates will be able to access sessions, presentation slides and other resources for 12 months after payment. → Terms & conditions
If you have any questions about this course please don't hesitate to contact us on events@neurologyacademy.org
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Dr Neil ArchibaldClinical director for neurology and stroke and consultant neurologist, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Tom Mace
Consultant geriatrician, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Clare Lindley
Team leader PDNS, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Alison Anderson
Parkinson's advocate Gemma Burgin
Parkinson’s nurse specialist for care of the elderly, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Viv Horton
Advanced clinical pharmacist for neurosciences, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Lara Teare
Consultant neurologist, University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire Dr Robin Fackrell
Consultant physician & specialist in Parkinson’s disease & related disorders, Royal United Hospital, Bath Dr Richard Genever
Consultant physician and movement disorders lead, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Emma Edwards RMN
Parkinson’s specialist nurse, Livewell Southwest Benjamin Chetcuti
Consultant psychiatrist
'The things you can't get from the books'
Parkinson's Academy, our original and longest running Academy, houses 22 years of inspirational projects, resources, and evidence for improving outcomes for people with Parkinson's. Led by co-founder and educational director Dr Peter Fletcher, the Academy has a truly collegiate feel and prides itself on delivering 'the things you can't get from books' - a practical learning model which inspires all Neurology Academy courses.