Evaluation of a Regional Australian Nurse-Led Parkinson's Service Using the Context, Input, Process, and Product Evaluation Model

Keyphrases

• Parkinson 100%
• Evaluation Model 100%
• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Process Evaluation 100%
• Product Evaluation 100%
• Nurse-led 100%
• Input Evaluation 100%
• Context Evaluation 100%
• Service Provision 80%
• Gap in Services 80%
• Healthcare Professionals 60%
• Patients with Parkinson's Disease 60%
• Movement Disorders 60%
• Positive Feedback 40%
• Education Session 40%
• Outreach Services 40%
• Parkinson's Disease nurse Specialist 40%
• Parkinson's Disorder 40%
• Canberra 20%
• Care Provision 20%
• Patient Experience 20%
• Local Context 20%
• Health Needs 20%
• Positive Impact 20%
• Australian Capital Territory 20%
• Health Care Services 20%
• Self-management 20%
• Admission Rate 20%
• Hospital Services 20%
• Potential Improvement 20%
• Capacity Constraints 20%
• Patient Well-being 20%
• Stakeholder Survey 20%
• Hospital Admission 20%
• Care Pathway 20%
• Care Plan 20%
• Quality of Life Improvement 20%
• Service Gap 20%
• Healthcare Management 20%
• Perceived Value 20%
• Caregiver Burden 20%
• Patient Self-management 20%
• Education Outreach 20%
• Care Assessment 20%
• Admissions Data 20%
• Service Professionals 20%
• Existing Resources 20%
• Parkinson's Disease Management 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Motor Dysfunction 27%
• Self Care 18%
• Nurse Specialist 18%
• Practice Guideline 9%
• Hospital Service 9%
• Disease Management 9%
• Care Pathway 9%
• Quality of Life 9%
• Patient Experience 9%