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. 2022 Jul 21;19(14):8865. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19148865

Table 3.

ADRD screening behaviors by race/ethnicity.

Non-Hispanic Black vs. White
Subgroups Findings
Reference Outcome Value Reference Group
(Non-Hispanic White)
Non-Hispanic Black Fowler et al. (2015)
[31]
Accepted screening
Urban hospital 60.3% 63.1%
Network of urban and suburban hospitals and outpatient care centers 66.3% 63.6%
Folwer et al. (2012)
[30]
Undergo screening 89.5% 90.4%
Harrawood
et al.
(2018)
[35]
Screened positive for dementia 11.7% 9%
Lin et al., (2021)
[37]
Dementia diagnosis without delay 54.5% 59.3%
Missed or delayed dementia diagnosis 45.5% 40.8%
Amjad et al.
(2018)
[34]
Undiagnosed vs. diagnosed dementia Adjusted OR 1.26 -
Unaware vs. aware of dementia diagnosis Adjusted OR 0.73
Gianattasio
et al.
(2019)
[7]
Underdiagnosed Adjusted PR 1.35–2.33 -
Hinton et al. (2004)
[42]
Lack of a final diagnosis 20% 7%
Latino/Hispanic vs. White
Subgroups Findings
Reference Outcome Value Reference group (Non-Hispanic White)
Hispanic Lin et al.
(2021)
[37]
Dementia diagnosis without delay 45.8% 59.3%
Missed or delayed dementia diagnosis 54.2% 40.8%
Amjad et al.
(2018)
[34]
Undiagnosed vs. diagnosed dementia Adjusted OR 2.48 -
Unaware vs. aware of dementia diagnosis Adjusted OR 0.87 -
Asian vs. White
Subgroup Findings
Reference Outcome Value Reference group (Non-Hispanic White)
Chinese Hinton et al. (2004)
[42]
Lack of a final diagnosis 43% 7%
Other vs. White
Subgroup Findings
Reference Outcome Value Reference group (Non-Hispanic White)
Other Fowler et al. (2015)
[31]
Accepted screening
Urban hospital 33.3% 63.1%
Network of urban and suburban hospitals and outpatient care centers 100% 63.6%
Fowler et al. (2012)
[30]
Undergo screening 87.5% 90.4%
Non-White Savva
et al.
(2015)
[32]
Prior diagnosis of dementia (weighted) 48% 41.1%

“Other” racial groups are also included in the reference group. No statistical significance. Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; PR, prevalence ratio.