Multidisciplinary management of Parkinson’s

Parkinson's Academy will host a live webinar on Friday, 13th September at 15:00. You are invited to watch the webinar from your computer or tablet. We will be live for 1 hour 30 minutes via Zoom and a recording of the Parkinson's Academy session will be available following the meeting.

15:00 – 15:45 Parkinson’s Academy Webinar

15:45 – 15:50 Break

15:50 – 16:30 Zambon UK Ltd Promotional satellite symposium

Parkinson's Academy webinar

In this webinar Dr Rob Skelly, Clare Johnson and Fiona Lindop will give an overview of multidisciplinary team (MDT) working in Parkinson’s. They will describe a biopsychosocial model of Parkinson's and consider the roles of some of the therapy disciplines in supporting people with Parkinson's. They will describe some different models of multidisciplinary working in Parkinson's and make a case for integrated MDTs. The webinar will include practical “Top Tips” that delegates can consider using in their practice.

Webinar objectives

Delegates will get a fuller understanding of what constitutes an integrated multidisciplinary team for the care of a person with Parkinson’s. The roles of the team members will also be highlighted and delegates will be offered guidance on how an optimal multidisciplinary team can be built.

This webinar has received sponsorship from Zambon UK Ltd. The first session in the webinar is designed and delivered by the Parkinson's Academy and sponsored by Zambon UK Ltd; the sponsor has had no input into the educational content or organisation of the session. The second session is a satellite symposium that is designed and delivered by Zambon UK Ltd.

Zambon Promotional Satellite Symposium:

Selecting the right patient for the right drug: our journey introducing and positioning a MAO-B inhibitor in our clinical practice

Join Zambon UK’s promotional webinar where Sarah Jayne-Moore, Lead Neurology Nurse from West Suffolk Hospital, will present an insight into selecting the right patient for the right drug, with a focus on their journey introducing and positioning a MAO-B inhibitor in clinical practice.

This satellite symposium is intended for UK healthcare professionals only.

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