Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course about?
This course provides an in-depth, evidence-based overview of non-motor symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease. It explores symptom types, underlying mechanisms, progression, and clinical relevance to help learners better understand and address the full scope of Parkinson’s disease.
Who is the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course for?
The PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course is designed for US healthcare professionals seeking up-to-date clinical understanding of non-motor Parkinson’s disease presentations.
Who is the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course for?
This course dives into the complex neurobiology behind non-motor symptoms, including:
- Neuropsychiatric symptoms: depression, anxiety, apathy, cognitive changes, and hallucinations
- Autonomic dysfunction: constipation, urinary changes, orthostatic hypotension, and sweating abnormalities
- Sleep disorders: REM sleep behavior disorder, insomnia, and excessive daytime sleepiness
- Sensory changes: loss of smell (hyposmia), pain, dizziness, and other sensory disturbances
How long does the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course take to complete?
The PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course offers flexible, self-paced learning. The module takes approximately 1 to 2 hours to complete.
How much does it cost to take the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course?
The PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course is a free educational resource sponsored and developed by Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc.
How do I enroll in the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course?
Click here to get started with the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course. You will be prompted to create an account, after which you will have full access to all course materials.
Does the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course offer CME credits?
No, the PD360 Non-Motor Symptoms Parkinson’s Disease Course does not currently offer CME credits.
Where can I find more resources about non-motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease?
Additional educational resources related to non-motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease are available www.moretoparkinsons.com.
Who can I contact for support or questions?
If you have any course-related questions, please reach out to the administrator at PDPcourse@arborscientiagroup.com.