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. 2012 Apr 5;64(2):190–201. doi: 10.3138/ptc.2011-06BH

Table 1.

Methodological Details of Studies Included in Systematic Review

Study Design Sample size Mean age, y Sex; no. of female
participants and (%)
Dementia
assessment
Follow-up
Giusti et al.45 Prospective
longitudinal
cohort
n=96 (home-based rehabilitation, n=41; institution-based rehabilitation, n=55); 96 patients with dementia Home-based group: 84.1 (SD 5.4);
institution-based group: 84.4 (SD 6.9)
Home-based group: 36 (88); institution-based group: 49 (89) SPMSQ 3, 6, and
12 mo
Goldstein et al.41 Prospective
longitudinal
cohort
n=58 (35 with impaired cognition
[18 mild, 9 moderate,
8 severe])
84.0 (SD 6.7); 71–99 48 (83) MDRS ∼1 mo
Heruti et al.47 Prospective
longitudinal
cohort
n=204 (173 with reported outcomes); 54 with impaired cognition; 199 normal cognition 80 (SD 7.1); 65–97 156 (76) MMSE ∼1 mo
Horgan and
Cunningham13
Prospective n=59 No mean provided; median=80;
IQR 73–87
54 (92) AMTS None
Huusko et al.42 Randomized
controlled trial
n=243 (132 with cognitive impairment [68 mild, 36 moderate, 28 severe]; 97 normal cognition) Intervention group: 80 (67–92); control group: 80 (66–97) Intervention group: 84 (70), control group: 90 (73) MMSE 3 mo and
1 y
Lenze et al.19 Prospective
cohort
n=97 (20 [51%] SNF impaired cognition; 18 [31%] IRF impaired cognition) 81.7 (SD 8.8) 79 (81) MMSE 2 and
12 wk
McGilton et al.20 Longitudinal
retrospective
n=31 (17 impaired cognition; 14 normal cognition) 87 18 (58) MMSE None
Naglie et al.43 Randomized
controlled trial
n=280 (74 impaired cognition; 205 normal cognition) Interdisciplinary care group: 83.8 (SD 6.9); usual care group: 84.6 (SD 7.3) Interdisciplinary care group: 109 (77); usual care group: 114 (83) SPMSQ 3 and
6 mo
Penrod et al.48 Prospective
cohort
n=443 (93 impaired cognition; 350 normal cognition) 81.4 (SD 8.7); 53–101 363 (82) Self-reported as present or not present 2 and
6 mo
Rolland et al.22 Prospective
cohort
n=61 (8 impaired cognition [MMSE <20]; 23 possible impaired cognition [MMSE 20–27]; 10 without cognitive impairment [MMSE >27]) MMSE <20: 87.6 (SD 7.2); MMSE 20–27: 83.9 (SD 6.8);
MMSE >27: 77.6
(SD 7.4)
MMSE <20: 25 (41); MMSE 20–27: 17 (28); MMSE >27: 8 (13) MMSE ∼2 mo
Stenvall et al.46 Randomized
controlled trial
n=199 (64 impaired cognition; 135 normal cognition) Intervention group: 82.3 (SD 6.6); control group: 82.0 (SD 5.9) Intervention group: 74 (73); control group: 74 (76) MMSE Hospitalization period
Uy et al.40* Randomized
controlled trial
n=11* (11 impaired cognition) Intervention group 83; control group 80 11 (100) SPMSQ 1 and 4 mo
Vidan et al.44 Randomized
controlled trial
n=319 (78 impaired cognition; 241 normal cognition; intervention group 39 [25%]; usual-care group 39 [24%]) Intervention group: 81.7 (SD 7.8); usual care group: 82.6 (SD 7.4) Intervention group: 131 (85); usual care group: 129 (79) Goldman Scale 3, 6, and 12 mo
*

Restricted to nursing-home residents with cognitive impairment.

SPMSQ=Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire; MDRS=Mattis Dementia Rating Scale; MMSE=Mini Mental State Exam; AMTS=Abbreviated Mental Test Score; IRF=in-patient rehabilitation facility; SNF=skilled nursing facility.