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Brief screening tests for dementia
Wendy J. Lorentz
, James M. Scanlan
, Soo Borson
Neurology
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Screening Test
100%
Dementia
100%
Brief Screening
100%
Short Tests
66%
Non-specialist
66%
Older Adults
33%
Clinical Samples
33%
Performance Characteristics
33%
Health Systems
33%
Intervention Studies
33%
Vulnerability
33%
Primary Care Setting
33%
Performance Test
33%
Primary Care Practice
33%
Community Sample
33%
Family Caregiving
33%
Dementia Diagnosis
33%
Education Level
33%
Mini-Mental State Examination
33%
Dementia Patients
33%
Patient Health
33%
Language Level
33%
General Practitioners
33%
Administration Time
33%
Exclusion Criteria
33%
Patient Care System
33%
Test-taking
33%
Mini-Cog
33%
Implementation Effect
33%
Patient's Family
33%
Practice Interventions
33%
Formal Practice
33%
Memory Impairment Screen
33%
Psychology
Healthcare
100%
Mental State
100%
Memory Impairment
100%
Face Validity
100%
Mental Health
100%
Education
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Screening Test
100%
Primary Medical Care
66%
Primary Health Care
66%
General Practitioner
33%
Mini Mental State Examination
33%
Healthcare System
33%
Family Counseling
33%
Sensitivity and Specificity
33%
Face Validity
33%
Patient Care
33%
Memory Disorder
33%
Education
33%
Social Sciences
Primary Health Care
100%
Legal Procedure
50%
Older Adults
50%
Sociodemographics
50%
Education Level
50%
Memory Impairment
50%
General Practitioner
50%
Mental Health
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Screening Test
100%
Primary Health Care
66%
Health Care
33%
Sensitivity and Specificity
33%
Intervention Trial
33%
General Practitioner
33%
Mini-Mental State Examination
33%
Family-Centered Care
33%
Memory Disorder
33%
Education
33%
Neuroscience
Memory Disorder
100%
Older Adults
100%