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Members explored the exciting potential of tablet games and reaction-based tools for tracking cognitive and motor changes in Parkinson's... Read more
Hi Jane I will look it up yep I enjoy thoes games. Thanks a mill Jane all the best Therese ☘️🇮🇪
Hi Lucinda Hope you are doing good I just commented on how good they were for exercising the brain.But someone did look for the post and you said when you find it you will repost it again All the best Therese ☘️ 🇮🇪
Lucinda I found it go to Q&A then go to All Questions roll up that all the questions that were up with the last week are in green your question is there with answers all the best Therese ☘️ 🇮🇪
@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member
That's what I meant by "developed into"; imagine a version that you roll up to in a wheelchair...with considerably less buttons to press.
But originally, when people are first diagnosed, something closer to the full game...because that's the whole point of new diagnosis techniques; catching it as early as possible. So if healthy people were started on the full game (and I'll admit,I've tried it and it's a lot of fun), health practitioners would have a "Batak score benchmark" that indicates their normal healthy state, from that point if Parkinson's (or other mobility limiting diseases like Arthritis) reduced a person's score, it could be compared to a healthy person whose score may simply have decreased due to age.
Hi Lucinda.I will of course if find it i will let you know all the best Therese ☘️ 🇮🇪