CAR 303B: Feasibility & Acceptability of Using Consumer Wearable Devices for Physical Activity Tracking in People With Early-Stage Parkinson's Disease

Name: CAR 303B: Feasibility & Acceptability of Using Consumer Wearable Devices for Physical Activity Tracking in People With Early-Stage Parkinson's Disease
Start: 2027-04-10T10:30
End: 2027-04-10T11:00
Location: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC)

AOTA 2027 Annual Conference & Exposition · 10 April 2027 · 10:30–11:00

CAR 303B: Feasibility & Acceptability of Using Consumer Wearable Devices for Physical Activity Tracking in People With Early-Stage Parkinson's Disease was a session at AOTA 2027 Annual Conference & Exposition on 10 April 2027 in Boston, with 9 speakers on record.

Speakers

Sally Leung — Speaker Columbia University
Alissa Pacheco PhD, OTR/L — Speaker Kean University
Danielle C. Kipnis — Speaker Columbia University
Lori Quinn EdD, PT — Speaker Columbia University
Chelsea C. Macpherson — Speaker Columbia University
Dipti C. Wani PT, PhD — Speaker Columbia University
Katrina Long — Speaker San Jose State University
Meghan Bjalme-Evans — Speaker Columbia University
Jehan C. Alomar — Speaker Columbia University

CAR 303B: Feasibility & Acceptability of Using Consumer Wearable Devices for Physical Activity Tracking in People With Early­-Stage Parkinson's Disease

Speakers

CAR 303B: Feasibility & Acceptability of Using Consumer Wearable Devices for Physical Activity Tracking in People With Early-Stage Parkinson's Disease