Wyoming Parkinson’s Project

02/28/2019

We still need survey participants! Share our survey with anyone you know who is connected to the Parkinson’s disease community!
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01/21/2019

Please share our short survey with anyone you know with Parkinson's disease as well as their caregivers! This data can help our research team evaluate better ways for health professionals to provide service to this population! 🧠
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/UsualCareForParkinsonDisease?fbclid=IwAR0mn3EyG95FZtimRLl2LkA02GY_nJgNw-muInLpmHyxI0KYpgG9Q3lyhlY

01/21/2019

Please share our short survey with anyone you know with Parkinson's disease as well as their caregivers! This data can help our research team evaluate better ways for health professionals to provide service to this population! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/UsualCareForParkinsonDisease?fbclid=IwAR1KDD1EAo2MJNaQWglhxTHdZEDfnf8AnE1pMoeWsynXfYEbwwc-yCEu_hE

11/16/2018

Don't forget to take our survey if you or someone you provide care for has Parkinson's disease. Completing this easy, five minute questionnaire can significantly help our research team learn more about the most common treatment practices for individuals with PD. We hope to use this information to create ways of servicing those who live in rural areas without easy access to healthcare providers. You can also support us by sharing this survey to spread the word!

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11/07/2018

We are conducting a survey of health care received by persons with Parkinson's disease. This survey can be completed by either people with Parkinson's disease or their caregivers. Please share and pass on our survey to any interested individuals.
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10/25/2018

This is an example of important research coming out of the University of Wyoming’s Division of Communication disorders! Technology can help researchers develop new innovative ways to help treat clients. Follow Wyoming Parkinson’s Project to find out new ways technology is helping treat Parkinson’s disease.

The World Needs More Outside Thinkers. That’s why we’re finding new ways traditional technology can help in everyday life!
An ultrasound is commonly used in the medical world to look at organs or for parents to see how their future child is looking in the womb. But in Breanna Krueger’s Communication Disorders Lab, they are using the scanner to help children with their communication skills. Held under the chin, the ultrasound gives the child visual feedback on what their mouth and tongue are doing to pronounce a word. If they are saying it incorrectly, students such as Kyleigh Hiser can use the display to show how its supposed to be pronounced by adjusting their mouth and tongue
Pretty cool, huh?
The World Needs More Outside Thinkers.

10/18/2018

Spread the word and help us research health treatment options for individuals in rural areas.

10/15/2018

Help build a community.

10/15/2018

10/11/2018

The Wyoming Parkinson's Project (WPP) seeks to improve the lives of those with Parkinson's disease (PD) and those connected to the PD community in Wyoming.

09/25/2018

Great article on Telemedicine in treating Parkinson's Disease.

Telemedicine has the potential to become a critical part of healthcare in people with Parkinson’s disease, a review study has found.