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Social Self-Management of
Parkinson's Disease
Tufts University, in collaboration with Boston University Medical Center, is excited to announce a new study exploring how social activities, relationships, and health change over time for people with Parkinson's disease.
About this study:
- To better understand the relationship between Parkinson’s disease and changes in social activities over time.
To inform policies for supporting people living in the community with Parkinson’s disease and their care givers.
Your role in the study:
- Participate in several in-person and telephone interviews individually or with your care giver over a 3-year period.
- You will receive a maximum of $350. This payment will be broken down by interview ($50/interview).
Persons of color are under-represented in Parkinson's disease research and are encouraged to participate.
If you are interested in participating, contact:
Dr. Marie Saint-Hilaire and
Cathi Thomas, RN at BUMC
617-638-7737
Locations
Boston University Medical Campus (BUMC)
Movement Disorders Clinic
Tufts University
Department of Occupational Therapy
Health Quality of Life (HQL) Lab
617-627-4591
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Compensation
up to $350
receive $50 per interview
contact
Dr. Marie Saint-Hilaire and
Cathi Thomas, RN at BUMC
Call
617-638-7737
Locations
Boston University
Medical Campus (BUMC)
Shapiro Ambulatory Care Center
725 Albany Street, 7th Floor
Boston, MA 02118
Tufts University
Department of Occupational Therapy
Health Quality of Life (HQL) Lab
200 Boston Avenue
Suite 1725
Medford, MA 02155
617-627-4591
Meet the research team
Linda Tickle Degmen, PhD,OTR/L
Principal Investigator
Marie Saint-Hilaire, MD
Neurologist
Michael Stevenson, MS
Project Coordinator,
Interviewer
Cathi Thomas, MS,RN
Nurse Coordinator
Sarah Gunnery, PhD
Interviewer
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