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Self-Management Systems for Patients and Clinicians in Parkinson’s Disease Care: A Scoping Review
Self-Management Tools for Patients and Doctors in Parkinson's Disease Care: An Overview
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Abstract
Out of 15,231 studies, 33 were included in the review of digital for Parkinson's disease.
- Five technology types were identified, with systems that combine technologies being the most commonly evaluated.
- Common self-management strategies included the use of educational materials and symptom journals.
- Only 11 studies included data from clinicians regarding the integration of these systems.
- Six studies highlighted the importance of raw data availability, data visualization, and integrated data summaries for clinician use.
- The review indicates that while patients generally accept self-management systems, there is a need for further research on their usability for clinicians.
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Key numbers
33
Studies Evaluating
Total studies included in the review.
11 of 33
Studies Including Clinician Feedback
Number of studies that gathered clinician insights.
45%
Studies Utilizing Combined Technologies
Proportion of studies focusing on combined digital technologies.