Explanation of motor fluctuations in Parkinson's
Let’s explore why patients experience the wearing-off phenomenon as Parkinson's advances.
Strategies to improve life balance for busy clinicians
Finding balance between the four domains in life can be a challenge when you are a busy clinician.
How to get started with the “Getting Things Done” (GTD) method
We show you how to apply David Allen’s GTD method to your busy clinical lifestyle.
Assessing your energy levels and current activities
Unlock peak productivity by syncing your daily activities with your energy levels. Dive into the science of energy rhythms, identify your prime productivity hours, and track your tasks to maximize efficiency.
How to determine your priorities
Discover the Eisenhower Matrix with Dr Alex Ghanem. Prioritize tasks that are “important and nonurgent” from those that are “urgent and unimportant.” Master time management and boost your productivity!
Time Management for Clinicians with Dr Alexander Ghanem
Learn how to better manage your time! Gain practical techniques to help you prioritize urgent tasks, delegate, and find a healthier work-life balance as a busy clinician.
Analyzing cognitive deficits and treatment options in Parkinson’s disease
Differentiate cognitive impairment from dementia, use the appropriate cognitive assessment, and treat PD dementia.
Common non-motor features in patients with Parkinson's disease
Motor symptoms are often the hallmark of PD, but as the disease progresses non-motor symptoms may become more disabling.
Managing motor fluctuations in Parkinson's with medication
If your patient is struggling with on and off periods, we have two main ways to address their medications that can provide relief!
Dopamine replacement in Parkinson's disease: initial therapy
Carbidopa / levodopa, dopamine agonists, or MAO-B inhibitors. What is the first-line therapy for Parkinson’s disease?