Problem: Parkinson's disease is a progressive disorder that affects movement and can make daily activities more difficult over time. One challenge caregivers often face is helping the client stay as independent as possible while keeping them safe. Symptoms such as tremors, muscle stiffness, slow movements, and poor balance can make simple tasks like walking, dressing, and bathing more difficult and increase the risk of falls. As the client's symptoms worsen, caregivers may need to provide more assistance, which can be physically and emotionally demanding (National Institute on Aging, 2023). A nursing diagnosis for this client is Impaired physical mobility related to muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, and impaired balance secondary to Parkinson's disease as evidenced by a slow, shuffling gait, difficulty initiating movement, and needing assistance with activities of daily living. A SMART outcome would be that within one week, the client will safely walk 50 feet using an assistive device with minimal assistance and remain free from falls. Discuss three interventions supported with evidence for their client that will help meet the SMART outcome? Need Assignment Help?