Hereby we give you an update on the Personalized Parkinson Project. We have lots of exciting news to share! In this update you will find:
- The impact of coronavirus COVID-19 on the study
- Virtual Motor Examinations with the Verily Study Watch
- New study: the impact of COVID-19 on patients with Parkinson's disease
- New study: Personalized Parkinson Project De Novo
- Poster: data quality enhancing strategies
- Participant event: September 25th 2020
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Participant event: September 25th 2020
20 October 2020We are very happy we were able to organize the Personalized Parkinson Project participant event September 25th and it was a great success!
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Poster: data quality enhancing strategies
20 October 2020At the latest virtual MDS congress (12-16 September 2020) we presented a poster on data quality enhancing strategies.
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New study: PPP De Novo We are proud to share we have recently started a large new add-on study called Personalized Parkinson Project De Novo!
20 October 2020We are proud to share we have recently started a large new add-on study called Personalized Parkinson Project De Novo (PPP De Novo).
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New study on COVID-19
20 October 2020The COVID-19 outbreak offered a unique opportunity to study how a common stressor affects the Parkinson population. It also created a natural experiment that helped us study the value of the wearable sensors of the Verily Study Watch.
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Virtual Motor Exams with the Verily Study Watch In May we enrolled Virtual Motor Examinations on the Verily Study Watch.
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Impact of COVID-19 on the study
20 October 2020Luckily, the effects of COVID-19 on the Personalized Parkinson Project are mild. Read more about the adjustments we had to make and how they impact the study.
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