eLearning modules
Find out when levodopa therapy may be initiated and discover how catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) inhibitors may be used in conjunction with levodopa to help control motor symptoms in patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD). In these interactive eLearning modules, the expert faculty address important questions in the field of PD research, providing insight into the steps that can be taken to optimise patient outcomes.
Understand why patients usually require higher and more frequent dosing of levodopa, or the addition of other therapies such as COMT inhibitors, as PD progresses.
Log in or register below to take our eLearning module and find information on:
- When to initiate levodopa therapy
- Levodopa mode of action and complications
- ELLDOPA and LEAP studies on levodopa treatment for early-stage PD
- The clinical relevance of delaying onset of dyskinesias
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Diagnosing motor fluctuations in patients with Parkinson’s disease can be challenging, particularly in early-stage disease
Log in or register below to take our eLearning module and test your knowledge on motor fluctuations in Parkinson’s disease, including:
- What causes motor fluctuations?
- The impact on patient quality of life
- The challenges associated with diagnosing motor fluctuations in early-Parkinson’s disease
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Develop your knowledge with our disease and condition focused Learning Zones
Access content from credible sources, including expert-led commentary, videos, podcasts, and webinars as well as clinical trials, treatment information and guidelines
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Developed by EPG Health for Medthority in collaboration with BIAL, with content provided by BIAL. Job code: ON/FEV20/G/183. Module 1: Date of publication July 2020 ON/JUL20/G/386. Module 2: Date of publication November 2020 ON/NOV20/G/458.