Summary of findings 1. Summary of findings table (1).
Study ID | Country | Subjects at Baseline (n) | Mean Age (yrs) | IQCODE Version | Language | Dementia Diagnosis |
Dementia prevalence at 1st follow‐up n/assessed (%) Timing |
Dementia Prevalence at last follow‐up n/assessed (%) Timing |
Other Assessments |
Caratozzolo 2014 | Italy | 158 | 68.4 to 77.4 | 16‐item | Italian | DSM‐IV | 28/114 (24.6) 3 months |
37/105 (35.2) 12 months |
BI; IADL; Itel‐MMSE |
Henon 2001 | France | 202 | ≥ 40 | 26‐item | French | ICD‐10 | 26/99 (26.2) 6 months |
11/69 (15.9) 3 years |
MDRS, MADRS, MMSE |
Krogseth 2011 | Norway | 266 | 82.7 | 16‐Item | Norwegian | DSM‐IV | 10/82 (12.2) 6 months |
* | CAM, MMSE, CDT, ADL |
Abbreviations: ADL‐ Activities in Daily Living; BI‐ Barthel Index; CAM‐ Confusion Assessment Method; CDT‐ Clock Drawing Test; DSM‐ American Psychiatric Association Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; IADL‐ Instrumental Activities of Daily Living; ICD‐ International Classification of Disease; Itel‐MMSE‐ Italian version of MMSE; MADRS‐ Montgomery–Asberg Depression Rating Scale; MDRS‐ Mattis Dementia Rating Scale; MMSE‐ Mini‐Mental State Examination.
* only single time point of assessment