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An Introduction to Parkinson's Disease Series_Individual Support registered nurses and management

An Introduction to Parkinson's Disease Series_Individual Support registered nurses and managementCourse Description: Parkinsons disease is a progressive brain disorder that affects a persons ability to control their movement. This course will define Parkinsons disease, explore common signs and symptoms and explain the role of medication in managing symptoms. Understanding Parkinsons disease is essential for care workers, as it enables them to provide effective and compassionate care for individuals living with this progressive brain disorder.

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registered nurses and management

Poor nutrition and hydration can lead to unexpected weight loss

Management and preventative strategies are also demonstrated

The different types of seizures are described

An Introduction to Parkinson's Disease Series_Individual Support registered nurses and managementCourse Description: Parkinsons disease is a progressive brain disorder that affects a persons ability to control their movement. This course will define Parkinsons disease, explore common signs and symptoms and explain the role of medication in managing symptoms. Understanding Parkinsons disease is essential for care workers, as it enables them to provide effective and compassionate care for individuals living with this progressive brain disorder.

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