Evidence supporting the role of specialist Movement Disorder Nurses in regional, rural and remote Australia

Rachel Rossiter

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Abstract

A rapid tour through three key pieces of research commissioned by Parkinson's NSW to support advocacy for specialist Parkinson's nurses in rural and regional New South Wales. The research was undertaken by Charles Sturt University researchers from the School of Nursing, Midwifery & Indigenous Health and the School of Accounting & Finance in collaboration with clinician researchers from the Mid North Coast Local Health District, New South Wales.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 20 Nov 2020
EventParkinson's Australia National Symposium 'Prosper' 2020: Opportunity to come together to discuss and debate healthcare, government programs, and research that directly impacts upon the lives of people with Parkinson’s and their carers - On-line, Australia
Duration: 20 Nov 2020 → 21 Nov 2020
https://parkinsons.delegateconnect.co/x/program?alias=agenda&day=2&fbclid=IwAR1yt476ThE4ZmvKYZ9WmWnwQVKYbMG-p8W6ko9a1uhHBNgvXYl9AsKTVe4

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ConferenceParkinson's Australia National Symposium 'Prosper' 2020
Abbreviated titleDeveloping a positive outlook and engaging with society to improve the independence, wellbeing and options for people with Parkinson’s.
CountryAustralia
Period20/11/20 → 21/11/20
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