Dementia is observed in 80% of people living with advanced stage Parkinson's disease, however, there are inadequate opportunities for early and effective diagnosis of dementia in current clinical practice. This study aims to identify whether a new tool called PDCogniCare, can improve detection of dementia in people living with Parkinson's disease, and to explore what factors might influence its use in healthcare services.
People living with idiopathic Parkinson's disease, one year or more post-diagnosis, attending Movement Disorder Clinics
People with severe Parkinson's disease who aren't able to communicate
People with comorbid neurological conditions (e.g. Stroke)
Single group
PDCogniCare platform
Other interventionDigital platform designed to support early and accurate detection of dementia in people living with Parkinson's disease
Change in percentage of people with Parkinson's disease diagnosed with dementia
Change in percentage of people with Parkinson's disease diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment
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The University of Queensland
Lead sponsor
Medical Research Future Fund
Collaborator
Metro South Health
Collaborator
Metro North Health
Collaborator
Queensland University of Technology
Collaborator
University of Sydney
Collaborator
OPN365
Collaborator
Australian Dementia Network
Collaborator
Dementia Australia
Collaborator
Lions Club of Brisbane Inner North
Collaborator
Parkinson's Queensland
Collaborator
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