Classic Motor Working Group
| Classic Motor Working Group formed 2007 - | |
| Led by: Tanya Simuni, Chair; Alberto Espay, Co-chair; Susan Fox, Co-chair |
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Purpose:The primary purpose of the Classic Motor Working Group is to generate proposals for new research studies, either interventional or observational, as well as retrospective data mining projects. |
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| Each working group has a mandate statement that describes the goals of the working group, potential scope of working group activity, examples of ideas for projects, and procedures for member initiated proposals. A pre-proposal request form is provided to submit preliminary proposals/ideas to working groups to provide feedback and discussions that will help the investigator to improve the plan and potentially to prepare a more complete proposal for submission to the PSG Scientific Review Committee or for a submission to other funding agencies. Click on the links below to access the documents. | |
| Mandate Statement | |
| Pre-Proposal Request Form | |
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Recent Publications/Projects: |
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1) Robert Hauser and Peggy Auinger. "Determination of Minimally Clinically Important Change in Early and Advanced PD". This datamining project was funded by PSG/PDF and analyses have been completed on the TEMPO and PRESTO studies. |
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| Hauser RA, Auinger P. Determination of minimal clinically important change in early and advanced Parkinson’s disease. Mov Disord 2011;26(5): 813-818. | |
| 2) This working group hosted the Fourth Annual Clifford W. Shults Symposium as part of the 25th Annual PSG Symposium on Friday, May 13, 2011. The theme was "Movement Disorders: Beyond the classic model of the basal ganglia". | |
| Complete list of all Working Groups and Members | |
| updated 9.27.12 |
