PD Frontline will be hosting a webinar on 16th December 2022 at 10am. The webinar is entitled “Getting Involved in Trials and the PD Community” and will centre around three themes:The importance of taking part in research and upcoming trialsThe Parkinson’s communityEquality, diversity, and inclusion in Parkinson’s researchWe will have talks from representatives of several exciting trials and studies as well as from community-based support groups. Our agenda is attached to this email and further details about or presenters can be seen below: ‘Rallying to the Challenge’ Survey: Rosie Fuest presenting on behalf of Cure Parkinson’s. This was a survey created to understand everyone's experiences of clinical trials, from trial participants to those who design and those who commission trials in Parkinson's.AsPro-PD (Ambroxol to Slow Progression of Parkinson’s Disease – phase III of the Ambroxol trial): Professor Tony Schapira. Professor Schapira will be the lead investigator for Phase III of the Ambroxol Trial and will be discussing what to expect in the upcoming year as the trial is set to commence.Parkinson’s Families Project (PFP): Simona Jasaityte on behalf of PFP will be providing an overview of the study and how to get involved.EJS ACT-PD: Georgia Mills (project manager for the study) presenting on the first multi-arm multi-stage trial for PwP.Diversity in Research: Kuhan Pushparatnam will be joining us to discuss the PUK race diversity and inclusion group and living well with Parkinson’s. Kuhan has a YouTube channel and a podcast where he talks about different aspects of life with Parkinson’s.Move into Wellbeing®: A Chiswick based registered charity founded by Donna Schoenherr, which offers dance classes to people with Parkinson's and other mobility issues. We will be joined by Donna and their chair, Damian Wood. To register please follow this link: ucl.zoom.us/webinar/registe...
There will also be opportunity for Q&A at the end. The webinar will be recorded and available with closed captioning after the event if you cannot make it on the day.
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