Blog20 participants needed for study of Parkinson’s diagnosis disclosure in the workplace 20 participants needed for study of Parkinson’s diagnosis disclosure in the workplace Posted Date : Sep 1, 2011 This research study is looking at the choices people with Parkinson’s make regarding disclosing their diagnosis in the workplace – disclosure vs. non-disclosure, timing and reasons, to gain a better understanding of the issue for future education and advocacy efforts. In Phase I, the study was piloted by Parkinson Society Central & Northern Ontario, in January 2011, with participants from Ontario. Phase II, launched in June, has expanded the research to include people from communities across Canada. 20 more participants are needed. For details and contact information, see Disclosure of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis within the workplace, Phase II. Share this post: Your Story Matters: Inspire and Connect Inspire hope and connect with others by sharing your Parkinson’s journey. Your voice can make a difference. Share your story Discover more like this May 2, 2025 Living with Parkinson’s: How anxiety and depression became part of my story May 1, 2025 An interview with Dr. Margaux Teil Apr 30, 2025 Beyond accessibility – adjusting for the full human experience