Short-Term Effect Of Ceriter Stride One (CSO) on FOG and Falling in pwP

Ceriter Stride One (CSO) is a special shoe sole with sensors that help track how you walk. It's used in people with Parkinson's disease (pwP) to help prevent falls by giving an audio alert if you start moving too forward or freezing, which means your feet stick to the ground. This study checks if using CSO for two days can help reduce fall risk and make walking better. Participants will wear the CSO for 48 hours during daily activities and take walking tests before and after using it. They will also answer questions about their experience with CSO.

• Study length is 48 hours of CSO usage, with follow-up questions after one week.
• Participants will need to be available for testing and questionnaires before and after the study.
• The study focuses on user satisfaction and fall prevention.

To join, you need to be 18-80 years old, have Parkinson's with walking problems, and be able to walk 5 meters without help. 🏃‍♂️ It's important to understand and agree to participate (called informed consent, I.C.).