Are clinical trials randomising households to lifestyle interventions to delay cognitive decline feasible? A pilot study to determine the beliefs, preferences, and deterrents for households impacted by dementia based on semi-structured interviews

Table 2 Demographic details of study participants

Household	Sex of PWD	Age of PWD (yrs)	Neurocognitive Disorder	Cognitive Test Results	PADL	IADL	Sex of other Household member(s)	Relationship to PWD	Formal Home Supports
1	Male	71	Alzheimer’s Disease	MoCA 13/30	I	A	Female	Wife	None
1							Female	Daughter
2	Male	73	Mild Cognitive Impairment	MoCA 23/30	I	A	Female	Wife	None
3	Male	78	Mixed vascular and Alzheimer’s Disease	MoCA 15/30	A	A	Female	Daughter-in-law	None
							Male	Son
							Male	Grandson
4	Female	87	Alzheimer’s Disease	MoCA 19/30	I	A	Female	Daughter	None
5	Female	79	Mixed vascular and Alzheimer’s Disease	MoCA 10/30	A	D	Male	Son	Home Help
6	Male	86	Mild Cognitive Impairment	ACE-III 73/100	I	A	Female	Wife	None
7	Male	80	Lewy Body Dementia	MoCA 14/30	I	A	Female	Wife	Home Help
7							Female	Daughter
8	Male	77	Vascular Dementia	MoCA 14/30	I	A	Female	Wife	None

PWD person with dementia, ACE-III Addenbrooke’s cognitive examination III, MoCA Montreal Cognitive Assessment, PADL Personal Activities of daily living, IADL Instrumental Activities of Daily Living, I Independent, A Assistance Needed, D Dependent

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