MoCA in five Indian languages: A brief screening tool to diagnose dementia and MCI in a linguistically diverse setting

Subhash Kaul; Avanthi Paplikar; Feba Varghese; Suvarna Alladi; Meenakshi Sharma; R S Dhaliwal; Sheetal Goyal; Aralikatte Onkarappa Saroja; Faheem Arshad; Gollahalli Divyaraj; Amitabha Ghosh; Gowri K. Iyer; J Sunitha; Arfa Banu Khan; Rajmohan Kandukuri; Robert Mathew; Shailaja Mekala; Ramshekhar N. Menon; Apoorva Pauranik; Ranita Nandi; Jwala Narayanan; Ashima Nehra; Padma Maruvada; Subasree Ramakrishnan; Lekha Sarath; Urvashi Shah; Manjari Tripathi; PN Sylaja; Ravi Prasad Varma; Mansi Verma; Yeshaswini Vishwanath

doi:10.1002/gps.5808

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The Indian adapted MoCA is standardized and validated in five Indian languages for early diagnosis of dementia and MCI in a linguistically and culturally diverse population.

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The Indian adapted MoCA is standardized and validated in five Indian languages for early diagnosis of dementia and MCI in a linguistically and culturally diverse population.

MoCA in five Indian languages: A brief screening tool to diagnose dementia and MCI in a linguistically diverse setting

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