Escala Global de Deterioro. ¿Es fiable su realización mediante entrevista telefónica?

Guerrero, José L.; Herrero, J.L.; Alonso, M.T.; García-Gutiérrez, R.; Arana, A.

doi:10.1016/s0211-139x(03)74884-7

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“…There are very few informants who present different results to those of the evaluator; in those cases where they did, it is due to the score the subjects obtained in the memory tests, where they did not state any problem in their daily activities, but their cognitive level had actually commenced to decrease. We believe that having conducted the GDS test of the family members (GDSf) mostly by telephone did not influence the results like in other studies [ 33 ], because the evaluator was the same for all cases and contacted the informants after having evaluated the subjects; therefore, he knew the subjects' state of health and combined the information provided by the informants with the objective memory measurements [ 32 ].…”

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Quality of Life in an Adult Population of More than 60 Years of Age without Cognitive Impairment

Villanueva

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Zarranz

2014

Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord Extra

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Objectives: To analyse the quality of life (QoL) of persons over 60 years of age in Bizkaia (Basque Country, Spain), not institutionalised and without cognitive impairment, and the relation and possible influence of the perception of the state of health with the cognitive level and the activities that they carry out. Subjects and Methods: Evaluation of a sample of 317 persons that belong to a longitudinal study. In 269 cases, there was a reliable informant. The general cognitive state was evaluated by means of the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and the Global Deterioration Scale (GDS). Two GDS, one of the family member (GDSf) and another of the evaluator (GDSe), were used and memory was evaluated by the Text Memory subtest of the Barcelona Test. The QoL was assessed with the SF-36 Health Survey and the mental, physical and social activities that they carry out were recorded. Results: In the SF-36, the participants showed values that exceed the reference values of the Spanish population in all dimensions of the SF-36, except in that of bodily pain. There were low correlations between the dimensions of the SF-36 and the mental, physical and social activities. A low correlation was observed between the memory tests and the SF-36. In 59.3% of the cases, there were no differences between the GDSf and the GDSe. Conclusions: The participants of this study present a better perception of their state of health than the Spanish population, but this perception is not observed to be influenced by the type or by the quantity of activities that they carry out or by their cognitive state. The informants present a vision very close to the cognitive state of their family members.

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Quality of Life in an Adult Population of More than 60 Years of Age without Cognitive Impairment

Villanueva

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Zarranz

2014

Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord Extra

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“…Algunos autores como Bermejo, Díaz y Porta (2008) se cuestionan que haya sido diseñada de forma teórica. Su fiabilidad interobservador es aceptable (González-Guerrero et al, 2003). En español, existen validaciones cruzadas con otras escalas (Peña-Casanova, Aguilar, Santacruz, Bertrán-Serra y Hernández, 1997).…”

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Manual básico para la evaluación psicológica de adultos mayores institucionalizados y sus familias

Fernández-Daza¹,

Martín-Carbonell²

2019

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Apropiación social del conocimiento Generación de contenidos impresos http://repository.ucc.edu.co/handle/20.500.12494/7375 N.° 06, agosto de 2019 doi: https://doi.org/10.16925/gcgp.15 NOTA LEGAL El presente documento de trabajo ha sido incluido dentro de nuestro repositorio institucional como Apropiación social de conocimiento por solicitud del autor, con fines informativos, educativos o académicos. Asimismo, los argumentos, datos y análisis incluidos en el texto son responsabilidad absoluta del autor y no representan la opinión del Fondo Editorial o de la Universidad. DISCLAIMERThis coursework paper has been uploaded to our institutional repository as Social Appropriation of Knowledge due to the request of the author. This document should be used for informational, educational or academic purposes only. Arguments, data and analysis included in this document represent authors' opinion not the Press or the University.

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Falta de asistencia a las citas programadas en una consulta ambulatoria de geriatría: estudio de casos y controles

Guerrero

García-Mayolín

Zuluaga

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Revista Española de Geriatría y Gerontología

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Escala Global de Deterioro. ¿Es fiable su realización mediante entrevista telefónica?

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Quality of Life in an Adult Population of More than 60 Years of Age without Cognitive Impairment

Quality of Life in an Adult Population of More than 60 Years of Age without Cognitive Impairment

Manual básico para la evaluación psicológica de adultos mayores institucionalizados y sus familias

Falta de asistencia a las citas programadas en una consulta ambulatoria de geriatría: estudio de casos y controles

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