To assess the usefulness of interviewing older adults with cognitive impairment, we
analyzed data from the NIMH Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study. People aged 65 and …

Background Early diagnosis of cognitive impairment may confer important advantages. Yet
the prevalence of memory-related diagnoses among older adults with early symptoms of …

Purpose: We address how the national prevalence of cognitive impairment can be estimated
from two nationally representative surveys. Design and Methods: Data are from the 1999 …

Objective: To assess change in cognitive function in elderly individuals with subjective
memory loss over a follow‐up interval of more than 3 years. Design: Prospective cohort …

OBJECTIVES: To identify variables associated with diagnosing dementia in poor older
adults by comparing older people with dementia who were diagnosed by their primary care …

In order to determine the meaning of cognitive impairment in community dwelling elderly,
3,481 adults were interviewed in their homes using the Mini‐Mental State Examination …

Objective To determine medical, ophthalmologic, and demographic predictors of cognitive
function scores as measured by the Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status (TICS), an …

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the frequency and correlates of undetected dementia in community‐
dwelling older people. DESIGN: Secondary analysis of data from the Canadian Study of …

Objective: To learn whether patients with early Alzheimer's disease tend to under‐report or
over‐report symptoms and to compare their comorbidity with non‐demented patients …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Population-based estimates of dementia can vary widely
depending on the data source and methodology used to assess cognitive impairment. The …