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Evaluation of a New Communication Aid Tool to Favor Global Patient Centered Care

Testing a new tool to improve patient-centered care.

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18-90 years
All
Phase N/A
**Study Summary** This study tests a new tool called PARKINSUN to help doctors and patients with Parkinson's Disease (PD) communicate better. Two groups will be compared: one using PARKINSUN and one not using it. Patients will check in with their doctors every 3 months for 7 months. **Eligibility:** To join, you must be an adult with any PD stage, not have severe mental health issues, and must be able to attend doctor visits. You need to be part of a social security plan, sign a consent form, and agree to follow the study rules. If you have problems understanding French or are unable to complete the study, you cannot join. **Key Points:** - **Duration:** The study lasts 7 months with visits every 3 months. - **Participation:** You'll be randomized into one of two groups. - **Eligibility:** You must be capable of attending consultations and understanding instructions. This study might help improve how you and your doctor talk about your care!

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Study details
    Parkinson's Disease

NCT04179695

University Hospital, Lille

17 April 2026

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