In Practice Series Carl Clarke Department of Neurology, City Hospital, Birmingham £18.95,  978-1-85315-745-5,  128pp,  Paperback,  December 2006

Winner of first prize in the Neurology Category, BMA Medical Book Competition 2007.

Declan Bradley - The Ulster Medical Journal 2008 - Issue 77 (1)
'Parkinson's Disease in Practice is an accessible, authoritative introduction to the current knowledge in this debilitating illness which should be of interest to any doctor working on medical wards.'

Aimed at junior hospital doctors and general practitioners, the In Practice Series has been devised by RSM Press to present clear-cut and accessible opinion-leader advice and summary facts relevant to everyday clinical practice.

Parkinson's Disease In Practice, 2nd edition provides practical, up-to-date summaries on how to manage Parkinson’s disease in everyday practice. The title reflects the current developments surrounding Parkinson’s disease and the fields of pharmacology and surgery making this an indispensable guide full of tips and useful advice. This title reviews the entire spectrum of Parkinson’s disease, and includes such topics as its epidemiology and aetiology, pathophysiology, and potential investigations.

This book will be of great value to general practitioners, hospital doctors, Parkinson's Disease Nurse Specialists and paramedical therapists working in this area, as well as to undergraduate and postgraduate students of medicine, pharmacology and pharmacy.

Other Titles in the In Practice Series
RSM Press Geriatric Medicine Titles
RSM Press Neurology Titles

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