A Guide to ALS Patient Care For Primary Care Physicians

If you are a family doctor or general practitioner with a patient recently diagnosed with ALS or a patient you suspect may have ALS, the new Guide to ALS Care for Primary Care Physicians is for you! To ensure the best possible quality of care, it is critical that patients with ALS have primary care physicians who are knowledgeable about their disease and who work in collaboration with an ALS specialty team. The new Guide will assist you to:

 

  • recognize signs and symptoms of ALS
  • understand ALS progression, symptom management, changing patient needs, and the importance of interdisciplinary ALS care
  • help your patients and caregivers cope with living with this very complex and progressive neuromuscular disease

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ALS Healthcare Professionals


ALS Healthcare
Professional Handbook

The ALS Society of Canada has compiled a helpful and informative resource for Healthcare Providers.

The resource is available in both English and French languages.

The resource is 156 pages in size, and covers numerous topics such as:
  • An Overview of ALS
  • The Roles of Healthcare Providers
  • Suggestions for Symptom Management
  • Appendices

Download or View the Healthcare Provider Resource Using These Links:

English Healthcare Provider Resource

  • please note this file is 6.70 megs
  • if you wish to download this file please 'right-click' and then 'save target as..' over the download link.

French Healthcare Provider Resource

  • please note this file is 7.27 megs
  • if you wish to download this file please 'right-click' and then 'save target as..' over the download link.

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