Condition: Parkinson Disease · Sponsor: University Hospital, Grenoble
The complexity of medication treatments and the diversity of symptoms in Parkinson's disease (PD) require healthcare professionals to have specific knowledge of the disease in order to manage symptoms optimally and on an individualized basis. This becomes even more important as the disease progresses due to the evolution of symptoms into fluctuating motor and non-motor manifestations. People with PD residing in nursing homes (EHPADs) often have multiple comorbidities, making care even more complex. A lack of specific knowledge among healthcare professionals in EHPADs can expose residents to an increased risk of complications and dependence, affecting their quality of life. Additionally, the complex symptoms of these residents can create concerns for care teams, which can act as a barrier to admitting this population of elderly people into these institutions. Thus, training professionals who care for and support elderly individuals with PD is a priority to optimize the healthcare journey for people with Parkinson's. Interventions aimed at improving care quality are often implemented without evaluating their impact or using methodologies that do not provide scientific evidence justifying their generalization. Evaluating these interventions is essential to develop effective interventions within the healthcare system, contributing both to the improvement of care quality and to health policy. These interventions should undergo an evaluation of their positive and negative effects …
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Céline PISCICELLI, PhD · (33) 4 76767575 · cpiscicelli@chu-grenoble.fr
Andrea Kistner, PhD · +33 476767575 · akistner@chu-grenoble.fr
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