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Published in final edited form as: J Am Med Dir Assoc. 2019 Mar 23;20(8):1055.e1–1055.e8. doi: 10.1016/j.jamda.2019.02.004

Table 3.

Comparison of the performance of the MoCA variants to that of the original MoCA in identifying the baseline diagnoses of mild cognitive impairment or dementia (n=4,606).

MoCA variant Overall sample (n=4,606) ≤12 years of education (n=724) >12 years of education (n=3,882)
AUC, % (95% CI) P-valuea AUC, % (95% CI) P-valuea AUC, % (95% CI) P-valuea
Original MoCA 89.3 (88.4–90.2) Ref 87.8 (85.4–90.3) Ref 89.5 (88.5–90.5) Ref
Roalf (2016) 88.9 (88.0–89.9) 0.500 87.3 (84.8–90.0) 1.000 89.0 (87.9–90.0) 0.161
Wong (2015) 88.4 (87.4–89.3) 0.063 88.3 (85.9–90.7) 1.000 88.1 (87.1–89.2) 0.005
Horton (2015) 88.5 (87.5–89.4) 0.044 87.4 (85.0–89.9) 1.000 88.3 (87.3–89.4) 0.007
Bezdicek (2018) 88.7 (87.8–89.6) 0.003 86.4 (83.7–89.1) 0.018 88.8 (87.8–89.8) 0.007
Dong (2016) 88.3 (87.4–89.2) 0.017 88.2 (85.8–90.5) 1.000 88.0 (87.0–89.1) <0.001
Bocti (2013) 87.7 (86.7–88.7) <0.001 85.9 (86.7–88.7) 0.107 87.8 (86.7–88.9) <0.001
Mai (2013) 87.7 (86.7–88.6) <0.001 86.2 (83.5–88.9) 0.373 87.5 (86.5–88.6) <0.001

MoCA, Montreal Cognitive Assessment; AUC, area under the receiver operating characteristics curve; CI, confidence interval; Ref, reference.

a

Bonferroni-adjusted p-values in the comparisons of AUC between the original MoCA and the respective short versions. Bold-faced p-values are ≤0.05 and indicate that the AUC of the respective short variant was significantly different from that of the original MoCA.