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Table 1 Overview of correspondence of FP classification with the reference standard

From: Dutch family physicians’ awareness of cognitive impairment among the elderly

 

PPV

PPV women

PPV men

NPV

NPV women

NPV men

CAMCOG suggests:

% (95 % CI)

% (95 % CI)

% (95 % CI)

% (95 % CI)

% (95 % CI)

% (95 % CI)

Dementia or aMCI

47.1 (43.5 – 62.4)

55.8 (43.0 – 68.5)

35.3 (24.2 – 46.5)

87.5 (83.2 – 91.8)

87.8 (82.6 – 93.1)

87.1 (79.9 – 94.4)

Dementia

34.0 (24.8 – 43.2)

38.1 (27.5 – 48.9)

28.5 (17.9 – 39.0)

90.4 (86.5 – 94.3)

92.1 (87.9 – 96.2)

88.2 (81.1 – 95.4)

Dementia & iADLd a

25.6 (14.8 – 36.5)

32.5 (22.1 – 32.9)

16.9 (7.3 – 26.4)

93.8 (91.2 – 96.4)

93.0 (89.3 – 96.7)

94.8 (91.5 – 98.0)

Without outliersb

      

Dementia or aMCI

51.9 (41.9 – 61.8)

60.7 (45.7 – 75.7)

40.3 (27.6 – 53.0)

88.2 (83.7 – 92.6)

87.5 (81.3 – 93.6)

89.0 (82.5 – 95.5)

Dementia

37.3 (28.4 – 46.2)

41.2 (28.4 – 54.1)

32.2 (19.9 – 44.4)

91.6 (88.0 – 95.3)

92.9 (88.7 – 97.2)

90.1 (83.7 – 96.4)

Dementia & iADLd a

26.5 (15.3 – 37.7)

31.8 (20.6 – 43.4)

19.8 (8.4 – 30.7)

94.4 (91.9 – 96.9)

94.2 (90.8 – 97.6)

94.6 (91.2 – 98.0)

  1. a Dependency on at least one instrumentalADL item of the Lawton and Brody scale [17]
  2. b Analysis without the cognitive classification of two FPs who were unaware of the cognitive status in a relatively high proportion of elderly (PCP 12 and 16 in the appendix)