Mapping Relevance of Digital Measures to Meaningful Symptoms and Impacts in Early Parkinson’s Disease

Jennifer R. Mammen; Rebecca M. Speck; Glenn M. Stebbins; Martijn L.T.M. Müller; Phillip T. Yang; Michelle Campbell; Joshua D. Cosman; John E. Crawford; Tien Dam; Johan Hellsten; Stella Jensen-Roberts; Melissa Kostrzebski; Tanya Simuni; Kimberly Ward Barowicz; Jesse M. Cedarbaum; E. Ray Dorsey; Diane Stephenson; Jamie Adams

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Digital measures of tremor and hand dexterity were rated most relevant in early PD. Use of mapping enabled precise quantification of qualitative data for more rigorous evaluation of new measures.

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