1. To understand the pathophysiology of Parkinson's Disease, detailing its effect on the central nervous system and body functions. 2. To identify and discuss symptoms, signs, and risk factors associated with Parkinson's Disease, including both motor and non-motor symptoms. 3. To evaluate the different diagnostic procedures and treatment options available for Parkinson's Disease, including the role of dopaminergic medications and surgical interventions. 4. To comprehend the importance and practice of multi-disciplinary care in managing Parkinson's Disease, with a focus on patient support and rehabilitation therapies. 5. To assess the impact of Parkinson’s Disease on the quality of life of patients and discuss various strategies for the provision of long-term care, such as psychological support and counseling.