Literature DB >> 9432215

[Factors associated with cognitive deterioration in an urban population. ANCO project].

J Martínez de la Iglesia1, M V Rubio Cuadrado, J Espejo Espejo, J M Aranda Lara, I Enciso Berge, L A Pérula de Torres, F J Fonseca del Pozo.   

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To analyse the prevalence of cognitive deterioration (CD) in the over-60s of the city of Córdoba not in institutions and to evaluate its relationship with social, demographic and health variables.
DESIGN: A crossover study of prevalence.
SETTING: The city of Córdoba. PARTICIPANTS: Population over 60 years old living at home (N = 49,674), from which a sample of 1,103 people was extracted.
INTERVENTIONS: The Spanish-language version of the multidimensional OARS-MFAQ questionnaire was filled in. This included the Pfeiffer cognitive evaluation test.
RESULTS: Reply rate was 86.8%. 3.7% had possible moderate-severe CD. People with CD also used more services (basically to help with DA) and had a perception of needing more services which they were not receiving at present.
CONCLUSIONS: The prevalence of possible cognitive deterioration in the population under analysis is similar to that found in other studies in our country. They confirm that age and lack of schooling are the factors most closely linked to this deterioration.

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Year:  1997        PMID: 9432215

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Aten Primaria        ISSN: 0212-6567            Impact factor:   1.137


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1.  [Use of a portable clinical record model in primary care for the follow-up of elderly people who live in different places].

Authors:  P Cubero González; F García de Blas González; B Gutiérrez Teira; M Barba Calderón; R Salas Dueñas; F Cid Abasolo
Journal:  Aten Primaria       Date:  2000 Jul-Aug       Impact factor: 1.137

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