The Team
Abbreviations
UCE-PD
About Neurology
Abstraction
100

What kind of research does Dr. Beate Ritz do?

Epidemiology

100

What does UCE-PD stand for?

UCLA - CPDR - EHR - PD project

100

When did the UCE-PD project begin?

July 2020

100

What clinical tool is most associated with neurologists?

Reflex hammer (or tuning fork)
100

Searching the record for "supranuclear gaze palsy" yields no matching results. Your answer will be?

Yes, no, questionable, or not documented?

Not documented

200

What does Andrew Wilson do?

Health Sciences research

200

What does PSP stand for?

Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

200
When did the CDPR start collecting data?

July 2018

200

What is the most common movement disorder?

Essential tremor

200

A movement disorders specialist diagnoses the patient with PD in 2008. A neurologist follows up in 2021 with the same diagnosis. Who would be the source of parkinsonism diagnosis?

The movement disorders specialist, as they are more specialized than the neurologist, even if the neurologist supported the diagnosis more recently.

300

How long has Allan been specializing in movement disorder?

20 years

300

What does eCR stand for?

electronic Case Reporting

300

Who was governor when California made PD a reportable diagnosis?

Schwarzenger

300

What is the most common neurodegenerative disorder?

Alzheimer's (Parkinson's is second)

300

If a chart search shows an MRI report indicates a lack of "encephalitis" and no clinical notes mention encephalitis, the best answer would be?

Yes, no, questionable, or not documented?

The best answer would be "No" because there is a documented lack of encephalitis. It is unusual for only an MRI report to show this - so questionable/not documented are acceptable. (This is where comments will be useful!!)

400

How many team members are in the UCE-PD team?

~16

400

What does PEG stand for?

Parkinson Environment Gene Study

400
Besides Epidemiologists and neurologists on the Advisory Board, what other advisors are there?

Patients and Primary Care Physicians (PCP)

400

Who is the most famous Austrian neurologist?

Sigmund Freud

400

A neurologist note documents that patient has tremor that could be early PD or Essential Tremor, and leans towards Essential Tremor as the clinical impression. What is the primary parkinson's diagnosis?

Parkinson's Disease, because, assuming the neurologist note is reasonably recent, PD is under active consideration as the parkinsonism impression. Essential Tremor is not a parkinsonism diagnosis.

500

How many states have team members been in during the pandemic?

5 (Massachusettes, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, California)

500

What does NNCSS stand for?

National Neurological Conditions Surveillance System

500

What is EJ's home department?

HIMS (Health Information Management Services)

500

What did James Parkinson do (besides describing PD in 1817)? 

surgeon, geologist/paleontologist

500

A search in the record for "hallucinations" shows multiple records after the first 3 years documenting that the patient did not have hallucinations. The best answer for this would be?

Yes, no, questionable, or not documented?

Not documented. If there is no documentation of hallucinations within the 3 year timeframe, it means they were NOT DOCUMENTED, even if later records show the patient has not had any hallucinations.