The Chinese Mini-Mental Status Test (CMMS) consists of 114 items intended to identify people with Alzheimer's disease and senile dementia among people in China [14]. An extensive clinical evaluation of this instrument was performed, whereby participants were interviewed by psychiatrists and nurses and a definitive diagnosis of dementia was made. Table 3.13 shows the results obtained for the subgroup of people with at least some formal education. Suppose a cutoff value of < 20 on the test is used to identify people with dementia. Table 3.13 Relationship of clinical dementia to outcome on the Chinese Mini-Mental Status Test

The Chinese Mini-Mental Status Test (CMMS) consists of 114 items intended to identify people with Alzheimer's disease and senile dementia among people in China [14]. An extensive clinical evaluation of this instrument was performed, whereby participants were interviewed by psychiatrists and nurses and a definitive diagnosis of dementia was made. Table 3.13 shows the results obtained for the subgroup of people with at least some formal education. Suppose a cutoff value of < 20 on the test is used to identify people with dementia. Table 3.13 Relationship of clinical dementia to outcome on the Chinese Mini-Mental Status Test

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