The virtual house call
A 21st-century innovation in the care of patients with Parkinson disease
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- First Published August 16, 2017.
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- David R. Shprecher, DO, MSci and
- Jennifer J. Majersik, MD, MS
- David R. Shprecher, DO, MSci and
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Funding for Travel and speaker honoraria from: 1.Acadia 2. Arizona Psychiatric Society 3. Baylor College of Medicine 4. Lundbeck Speaker honoraria from: 1. Tourette Association of America Funding for travel from: 1. Huntington Study Group 2. Bristol-Meyers-Squibb 3. Michael J Fox Foundation
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1. Teva 2. Lundbeck 3. Acadia
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I provide telemedicine services for a population that could benefit if findings of this study let to better coverage. Banner Sun Health Research Institute, telemedicine movement disorders clinic, 5% effort, 2017.
1. Teva 2. Neurocrine 3. Kyowa 4. ADAMAS 5. Intec 6. Biotie 7. Axovant 8. Michael J Fox Foundation 9. US World Meds
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Michael J Fox Foundation
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- Jennifer J. Majersik, MD, MS
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(1) Neurology, Editorial Board Member, 2015
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(1) Commercial entity: Remedy Pharmaceuticals
(1) National Institutes of Health, Grant U10 NS086606 - UT StrokeNet, Principal Investigator, 2013-18
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(1) FAVROS, LCC, expert witness, 2016
- From the Cleo Roberts Center (D.R.S.), Banner Sun Health Research Institute, Sun City, AZ; Department of Neurology (D.R.S.), University of Arizona, Phoenix; and the Vascular Neurology Division (J.J.M.), Department of Neurology (D.R.S.), University of Utah, Salt Lake City.
- Correspondence to Dr. Shprecher: david.shprecher{at}bannerhealth.com
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