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Developed with twenty European professional associations, it is mainly financed by ParkinsonNet and the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF) and endorsed by major European physiotherapy Parkinson organizations. The guideline targets physiotherapists while also providing specific information for clinicians, policy makers, and people with Parkinson’s disease. 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European Physiotherapy Guideline for Parkinson’s disease. 2014; KNGF/ParkinsonNet, the Netherlands  \nCopyright © 2014 KNGF/ParkinsonNet  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted or stored in a retrieval system of any nature, in any form or by any means, without prior permission in writing of the copyright owner. A link to a pdf of this publication [is available on www.parkinsonnet.info/](is available on www.parkinsonnet.info/)[ ](is available on www.parkinsonnet.info/)[euguideline. This link may be used without prior permission.](euguideline. This link may be used without prior permission.)  \nPreface  \nWe are pleased to present you with the first European Guideline for Physiotherapy in Parkinson’s disease, and hope this document will support the judgements and decisions you make during your clinical practice with people affected by Parkinson’s disease. Professional associations from 19 European countries have joined their forces to develop this Guideline. It is an example of the standing of physiotherapy profession in this clinical area of neurological practice.  \nIn this Guideline, you will find currently available evidence-informed material to answer questions that you might have. This includes evidence from good clinical research, expert opinion from physiotherapists across Europe, and preferences of people with Parkinson's disease to treatment and management options. To optimise the use of this Guideline, we have attempted to keep it short, simple and written in a manner that assists clinical decision-making towards patient-centred care and that helps establish good communication between those involved in the management of the condition.  \nEven though this Guideline primarily targets physiotherapists, it includes specific information for policy makers, other health professionals and for people with Parkinson’s disease. All these groups of people are essential for the implementation of best physiotherapy practice with Parkinson’s disease. Examples of information physiotherapists may wish to share with other groups include the information supporting people with Parkinson’s disease in taking an active role in their health management and the criteria for referral to physiotherapy. For this reason, documents specifically developed for people with Parkinson'[s and for clinicians are avaialble at www.parkinsonnet.info/euguideline](s and for clinicians are avaialble at www.parkinsonnet.info/euguideline).  \nWhere to start? Chapter 1 provides a reading indication for all groups of intended users. 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