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Multicenter Study
. 2025 Jun 2:70:1608016.
doi: 10.3389/ijph.2025.1608016. eCollection 2025.

Parkinson's Disease Database in the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia Countries

Hanan Khalil  1 Mujahed Shraim  1 Bayan Jaradat  2 Riham Hussein Ibrahim  1 Walaa A Kamel  3   4 Shazma Khan  5 Mayis Aldughmi  6 Hanan Amer  7 Ahmed Al-Qassabi  8 Alham Al-Sharman  9 Ahsan Habib  10 Aljoharah Alakkas  11 Mehri Salari  12 Shaimaa I El-Jaafary  7 Junaid Siddiqui  13 Zakiyah Aldaajani  14 Duha M Al-Shorafat  15 Khalid Elsalem  15 Asma Alhamid  6 Tareq M Mohammad  11 Malak Nasser Alkahtani  11 Najd Khalid Alrumaihi  11 Fatimah AlHawiti  11 Malak Ruwaished Albadrani  11 Iman Zaynab Bajwa  16 Ayah Khrisat  2 Ahmed Dahshan  7 Asmaa Sabbah  7 Nesma Mounir Abd Algaber  7 Hatem Samir Shehata  7 Sarah Sherif Abdo  7 Shaimaa A Elaidy  17 Nesma A M Ghonimi  17 Amina Nasri  18   19 Yasmine Mrad  18   19 Youssef Abida Abida  18   19 Riadh Gouider  18   19 Mahmood Khalifa Al Hinai  20 Badriya Masoud Alhosni  20 Mohammed Farghal  21 Heba Shinawi  11 Omar Alsinaidi  11 Shatha Al Sariri  8 Junaid Ahmed  22 Naeemullah Bullo  23 Rida Younis  5 A B S M Sirajul Haque  10 Nayeem Anwar  10 Ranjit Kumar Ghosh  10 Jahirul Hoque Chowdhury  24 Abu Nayeem  24 Mohammad Kafil Uddin  24 Mohammad Ibrahim Khalil  25 Md Rashedul Islam  26 Salma Mohamed Ragab  27 Mahmoud Farid  27 Fatima Jamali  28 Akhtar Sherin  29 Wajeeha Bokhari  29 Sohail Adnan  29 Aly Hassan  30 Qamar Un Nisa  31 Irfan Hashmat  31 Warda Fatmi  31 Jawad A Bajwa  11
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Multicenter Study

Parkinson's Disease Database in the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia Countries

Hanan Khalil et al. Int J Public Health. .

Abstract

Objectives: This study aims to establish a multicenter database to evaluate Parkinson's disease in the MENASA region in the context of expert care.

Methods: The CGD-PD consortium includes 20 institutes from 9 MENASA countries. The database collects comprehensive data from PD patients.

Results: Initial data from participating sites showed significant heterogeneity in patient demographics, clinical characteristics, and healthcare management within the MENASA area. Descriptive analyses will include patient demographics and treatment methods, while multilevel regression models will explore correlations across care levels, environmental factors, and health outcomes. The results are anticipated to reveal region-specific patterns and gaps in the management of Parkinson's disease.

Conclusion: The CGD-PD database will be instrumental in addressing the gap in PD research in the MENASA region, ultimately improving the quality of life for PD patients.

Keywords: Parkinson’s disease; multicenter database; neurodegenerative diseases; patient care; quality of life.

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The authors declare that they do not have any conflicts of interest.

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