A system for obtaining and analyzing data for overall joint motion from a plurality of joints of a subject experiencing a movement disorder, the system comprising: a plurality of kinematic sensors configured to be placed on a body of a subject experiencing a movement disorder proximate a plurality of joints of the subject, the kinematic sensors selected to measure motion at each joint independently along a sufficient number of degrees of freedom around that joint so that data collected by the sensors can be deconstructed into multiple degrees of freedom for individual joints and analyzed to provide amplitude of the movements caused by the movement disorder, and relative contributions from and directional bias for each muscle group that may be implicated in the movement of each joint; and, a non-transient, physical memory device configured to accept data collected by the kinematic sensors and having computer executable instructions stored thereon to deconstruct the data collected by the sensors for overall joint motion into multiple degrees of freedom for individual joints, analyze the multiple degrees of freedom for the amplitude of the movements caused by the movement disorder and the relative contributions from and directional bias for each muscle group that may be implicated in the movement of each joint, and compare the amplitude of the movement of each individual joint to a standard curve of amplitude vs. total dosage or to a standard dosage for a range of amplitudes to determine a total dosage of a drug to be administered to each individual joint. a plurality of kinematic sensors configured to be placed on a body of a subject experiencing a movement disorder proximate a plurality of joints of the subject, the kinematic sensors selected to measure motion at each joint independently along a sufficient number of degrees of freedom around that joint so that data collected by the sensors can be deconstructed into multiple degrees of freedom for individual joints and analyzed to provide amplitude of the movements caused by the movement disorder, and relative contributions from and directional bias for each muscle group that may be implicated in the movement of each joint; and, a non-transient, physical memory device configured to accept data collected by the kinematic sensors and having computer executable instructions stored thereon to deconstruct the data collected by the sensors for overall joint motion into multiple degrees of freedom for individual joints, analyze the multiple degrees of freedom for the amplitude of the movements caused by the movement disorder and the relative contributions from and directional bias for each muscle group that may be implicated in the movement of each joint, and compare the amplitude of the movement of each individual joint to a standard curve of amplitude vs. total dosage or to a standard dosage for a range of amplitudes to determine a total dosage of a drug to be administered to each individual joint. deconstruct the data collected by the sensors for overall joint motion into multiple degrees of freedom for individual joints, analyze the multiple degrees of freedom for the amplitude of the movements caused by the movement disorder and the relative contributions from and directional bias for each muscle group that may be implicated in the movement of each joint, and compare the amplitude of the movement of each individual joint to a standard curve of amplitude vs. total dosage or to a standard dosage for a range of amplitudes to determine a total dosage of a drug to be administered to each individual joint.