Motor State Diary

2. The diary opens with today's date selected by default

3. Use the date picker at the top to navigate to any previous or future date

• The diary is organized into four time periods: Overnight, Morning, Afternoon, and Evening

• Tap on any period header to expand that section (only one section expands at a time)

• Each period shows 30-minute intervals for precise tracking

• Use horizontal scrolling to view all motor state columns

• Use vertical scrolling within each expanded section

Tap on any time slot in the grid to select a motor state

Choose from five available states:

   - ON Normal: Medication working well, normal movement

   - ON with Dyskinesia: Medication working but causing involuntary movements

   - OFF: Medication not working, symptoms present

   - Asleep: Sleeping during this time period

   - Not Recorded: No data for this time slot (default)

You can swipe left to find all columns. At the end of each row is where you can tap and enter notes.

1. The diary automatically shows medication times from your logged doses

2. Motor states are auto-suggested based on medication effectiveness ratings

3. Review and adjust auto-suggested states as needed for accuracy

4. Medication times appear in printed reports for healthcare provider review

1. Tap Save in the top-right corner to save your entries

2. A confirmation message appears when saving is successful

3. Tap the printer icon to generate a report

4. Printed reports include all motor states, medication times, and notes

5. Reports are formatted for healthcare provider documentation

6. Tape Done in the upper left corner of the screen when you are finished in the Diary.

• Record motor states as close to the actual time as possible

• Be consistent with your motor state definitions

• Use notes to explain unusual patterns or events

• Review your diary regularly to identify patterns

• Share printed reports with your healthcare team

• Complete entries for the full 24-hour period when possible