Remote Smartphone-based Monitoring of Parkinson’s Disease: A Real-world Multicenter Evaluation Across U.K. and U.S. Health Systems (S26.002)

Kinan Muhammed; Francis Chmiel; Ledia Agley; Krystal Hattar; Michele Tagliati; Bridget Frommel; Cheri Phillips; Shreya Rai; Diego Rodriguez; Olivia Laun; Jennifer Liu; Widad Abou Chaar; Barbara Changizi; Daniel El Kodsi; Vikram Khurana; Sheeba Mason; Andrew Graham; Teresa Clarke; Rachel Rich; Jeremy Cosgrove; Stephen Butterworth; Amanda Hulejczuk; Mary Burt; Rebecca Heslop; Antonella Macerollo; Richard Ellis; Joanne Bromley; Nicola Findlay; Damian Jenkins; Nagaraja Sarangmat; Michele Hu

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000215339

Key Points

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a digital platform for monitoring Parkinson's disease in real-world settings.
Multi-center evaluation conducted in UK and US health systems
Utilized Kneu Health platform for remote monitoring of idiopathic Parkinson's disease
Effective remote monitoring reported across both health systems
Improved patient engagement and care management observed

Implication

Evaluates remote monitoring effectiveness for Parkinson’s disease across UK and US health systems, suggesting potential improvements in patient care.

Abstract

To evaluate real-world use of a multi-modal digital platform (Kneu Health) for remote monitoring of idiopathic Parkinson’s disease (PD) across UK and US health systems.

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Muhammed et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Remote Smartphone-based Monitoring of Parkinson’s Disease: A Real-world Multicenter Evaluation Across U.K. and U.S. Health Systems (S26.002)

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Remote Smartphone-based Monitoring of Parkinson’s Disease: A Real-world Multicenter Evaluation Across U.K. and U.S. Health Systems (S26.002)

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