2023
DOI: 10.3389/fneur.2023.1212113
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The Parkinson’s disease waiting room of the future: measurements, not magazines

Jay L. Alberts,
Umar Shuaib,
Hubert Fernandez
et al.

Abstract: Utilizing technology to precisely quantify Parkinson’s disease motor symptoms has evolved over the past 50 years from single point in time assessments using traditional biomechanical approaches to continuous monitoring of performance with wearables. Despite advances in the precision, usability, availability and affordability of technology, the “gold standard” for assessing Parkinson’s motor symptoms continues to be a subjective clinical assessment as none of these technologies have been fully integrated into r… Show more

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“…Important factors in scaling the CC-VRS will be the meaningfulness of outcomes to providers and patients and thoughtful integration of the technology into the clinical workflow. Regarding the latter, the CC-VRS was developed from the onset with clinical integration as a goal using the Develop with Clinical Intent model that we have recently published (Alberts, et al, 2023).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Important factors in scaling the CC-VRS will be the meaningfulness of outcomes to providers and patients and thoughtful integration of the technology into the clinical workflow. Regarding the latter, the CC-VRS was developed from the onset with clinical integration as a goal using the Develop with Clinical Intent model that we have recently published (Alberts, et al, 2023).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Year Patient Type Health Condition [32] 2009 General - [22] 2013 General - [23] 2014 Women Fertility [30] 2014 Women Diabetes and pregnancy [24] 2017 General - [20] 2019 General - [25] 2019 General Chemotherapy [33] 2019 General Chronic conditions [31] 2020 General Rheumatoid arthritis [21] 2020 General - [26] 2020 Pediatric Dental surgery [27] 2022 General - [28] 2022 Women Abnormal uterine bleeding [34] 2023 65+ aged patients - [35] 2023 General Parkinson disease [29] 2023 General -Most of the papers addressed a general type of patient, i.e., the solutions described in such works are not dedicated to a specific portion of the population (11 papers). However, even if these solutions address a general patient, some of them tackle a specific health condition, impairment, or disability (four works).…”
Section: Referencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of the survey related to technologies are reported in Table 4. [21,23,25,31,[33][34][35], while 3 works provided some sort of recommendation or decision process supported by AI [21,27,33], 3 works foresaw the adoption of patients' EHRs [31,34,35], 3 papers relied on virtual reality applications in different ways [26,28,29,35], and a total of 3 articles adopted technologies to conduct biomedical measurements on patients [30,32,34]. It is also worth observing that IoT technologies are the core of only one work [20].…”
Section: Technologies Involved In the Surveyed Smart Waiting Roomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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