If you or a loved one has Parkinson’s disease, with a little help they can live well for many years to come. In Denmark, about 12,000 people have Parkinson’s disease, while worldwide there are about 10 million. The majority are aged 60-62 when they are diagnosed, but the disease also occurs among younger people as […]
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When Erik developed Parkinson’s, he could hardly get out of the house. Today, with the help of a private nurse, he can visit friends, exercise and go to the cinema and a concert “He was so afraid of falling that he could hardly get out of the house. In addition, he was sad, pale-skinned as
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The Danish Patient Safety Authority and GDPR
The Danish Patient Safety Authority has issued an order requiring all authorized healthcare professionals to keep patient records. This is to ensure your safety as a patient. The Danish Patient Safety Authority has overall supervision of private nurses so that applicable rules on record keeping, etc. are complied with.
GDPR stands for General Data Protection Regulation and is legislation introduced by the EU. Since May 2018, all companies have had to comply with the GDPR rules.
