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The Rural Older Adult Memory (ROAM) Study: A Practice-based Intervention to Improve Dementia Screening and Diagnosis

Linda Boise, Elizabeth Eckstrom, Lyle Fagnan, Anne King, Monica Goubaud, David I. Buckley and Cynthia Morris
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine July 2010, 23 (4) 486-498; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2010.04.090225
Linda Boise
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    Implementation of Rural Older Adult Memory (ROAM) Study in 6 participating rural practices: intervention protocol. dx, diagnosis; mci, mild cognitive impairment.

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    ROAM, Rural Older Adult Memory; MMSE, mini-mental state examination; ADL, activities of daily living; IADL, instrumental activities of daily living; GDS, Geriatric Depression Scale; TSH, thyroid-stimulating hormone; CBC, complete blood count; MRI/CT, magnetic resonance imaging/computed tomography.

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    Practice Identifier(1) Participating Clinicians (n)(2) Patients Older than 75 Years* (%)(3) Patients ≥75 Years of Age Seen During Intervention Period (n)(4) Screen Forms Initiated† (n [%])(5) Patient Screens Completed‡ (n [%])(6) Positive Screens§ (n [%])(7) Patients Scheduled for Work-up‖ (n [%])(8) Patients Evaluated¶ (n [%])(9) Patients Diagnosed with Dementia# (n [%])
    A313156134 (86)108 (81)68 (63)29 (43)28 (97)7 (10)
    B22015296 (63)82 (84)33 (40)5 (15)3 (60)2 (6)
    C299687 (91)77 (88)40 (52)8 (20)7 (88)2 (5)
    D3258883 (94)77 (93)30 (39)15 (50)12 (80)6 (20)
    E2107350 (68)43 (86)12 (28)10 (83)9 (90)3 (25)
    F6613845 (33)40 (89)15 (38)6 (40)2 (33)0 (0)
    Total (n = 18)18N/A703495 (70)427 (86)198 (46)73 (37)61 (83)19 (9.6)
    • * Percent of patients older than 75 for practice overall. Data is from an Oregon Rural Practice-based Research Network survey conducted in 2005, except for practice 2, which provided this information for this project separately.

    • † Screen forms initiated refers to screen forms that were partially or fully completed, including those from patients who refused screening or who were excluded from screening for other reasons.

    • ‡ Percent with completed screens of patients who had screen forms initiated.

    • § Percent is patients for whom screen forms were completed.

    • ‖ Patients who had “work-up scheduled” written on screen form. Percent is patients with positive screen.

    • ¶ Percent is for patients with “work-up scheduled” written on screen form who received a dementia work-up.

    • # Percent is positive screens.

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Linda Boise, Elizabeth Eckstrom, Lyle Fagnan, Anne King, Monica Goubaud, David I. Buckley, Cynthia Morris
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine Jul 2010, 23 (4) 486-498; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2010.04.090225

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The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine Jul 2010, 23 (4) 486-498; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2010.04.090225
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