Routine cognitive screening in older patients admitted to acute medicine: abbreviated mental test score (AMTS) and subjective memory complaint versus Montreal Cognitive Assessment and IQCODE

Routine cognitive screening in older patients admitted to acute medicine: abbreviated mental test score (AMTS) and subjective memory complaint versus Montreal Cognitive Assessment and IQCODE

<p style="text-align:justify;">Introduction: routine cognitive screening for in-patients aged ≥75 years is recommended, but there is uncertainty around how this should be operationalised. We therefore determined the feasibility and reliability of the Abbreviated mental test score (AM...

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Main Authors:	Pendlebury, S, Klaus, S, Mather, M, De Brito, M, Wharton, R
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford University Press 2015

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