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    Modified Interview For Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD)

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    This document provides instructions for administering the Modified Interview for Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD). The IDDD examines self-care and complex instrumental activities and has been shown to correlate with scores on other cognitive assessments. It contains an original "severity" scale for baseline and a "change" scale for subsequent assessments. Raters are instructed to interview caregivers and evaluate changes in the patient's level of disability for various daily living activities using a 7-point scale ranging from improvement to marked deterioration.

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    Modified Interview For Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD)

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    This document provides instructions for administering the Modified Interview for Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD). The IDDD examines self-care and complex instrumental activities and has been shown to correlate with scores on other cognitive assessments. It contains an original "severity" scale for baseline and a "change" scale for subsequent assessments. Raters are instructed to interview caregivers and evaluate changes in the patient's level of disability for various daily living activities using a 7-point scale ranging from improvement to marked deterioration.

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    IDDD

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    This document provides instructions for administering the Modified Interview for Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD). The IDDD examines self-care and complex instrumental activities and has been shown to correlate with scores on other cognitive assessments. It contains an original "severity" scale for baseline and a "change" scale for subsequent assessments. Raters are instructed to interview caregivers and evaluate changes in the patient's level of disability for various daily living activities using a 7-point scale ranging from improvement to marked deterioration.

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    Modified Interview For Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD)

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    This document provides instructions for administering the Modified Interview for Deterioration in Daily Living Activities in Dementia (IDDD). The IDDD examines self-care and complex instrumental activities and has been shown to correlate with scores on other cognitive assessments. It contains an original "severity" scale for baseline and a "change" scale for subsequent assessments. Raters are instructed to interview caregivers and evaluate changes in the patient's level of disability for various daily living activities using a 7-point scale ranging from improvement to marked deterioration.

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    Instructions for Administration of

    Modified Interview for Deterioration in


    Daily Living Activities in Dementia
    (IDDD)
    Patient’s Initials: Patient ID #: Date:
    F M L D M Y

    The IDDD is not commonly used in clinical practice, and is included for your information only.
    This scale examines both self-care and complex instrumental activities and has been shown to correlate with
    scores on the CAMCOG — a comprehensive performance-based instrument similar to the ADAS-cog.
    This version of the IDDD was modified from the original published scale which evaluated only the severity
    of functional impairment. The modification was conducted with the permission and approval of the author,
    Dr. Saskia Teunisse. The IDDD now contains the original “severity” scale for use at Baseline, and a “change”
    scale for use at subsequent assessments.

    Instructions:
    This section should be answered on the basis of a structured interview with the Caregiver. The Interviewer is
    reminded to review the Patient’s Baseline Severity rating prior to conducting this evaluation. It may be helpful to
    use comments recorded from the Baseline assessment to prompt discussion and evaluation of functional activities
    specific to this Patient. The Interviewer should encourage the Caregiver to provide concrete descriptions of any
    changes noted. Each item should be rated according to the degree of change from the Patient’s level of disability
    at Baseline. A seven-point scale is used.

    —1—
    B A S E L I N E
    Modified Interview for Deterioration in
    Daily Living Activities in Dementia
    IDDD
    Patient’s Initials: Patient ID #: Date:
    F M L D M Y

    Please tick () the box(es) where appropriate


    NONE MILD MODERATE SEVERE
    Self-Care Activities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    1. Initiative to washing       
    2. Washing       
    3. Initiative to drying       
    4. Drying       
    5. Initiative to dressing       
    6. Dressing       
    7. Doing up one’s shoes, buttons       
    8. Initiative to brushing one’s       
    teeth, combing one’s hair

    9. Brushing one’s teeth       


    10. Combing one’s hair       
    11. Initiative to eating       
    12. Preparing a slice of bread       
    13. Carving meat       
    14. Eating       
    15. Initiative to using lavatory       
    16. Using lavatory       
    Please record any additional comments in the Investigator’s Comment Log. Reference those additional comments
    under the appropriate Self-Care Activity.

    —2—
    B A S E L I N E
    Modified Interview for Deterioration in
    Daily Living Activities in Dementia
    IDDD
    Patient’s Initials: Patient ID #: Date:
    F M L D M Y

    Please tick () the box(es) where appropriate


    NONE MILD MODERATE SEVERE
    Complex Activities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    17. Finding way inside the home       


    18. Finding way outside the home       
    19. Initiative to shopping       
    20. Shopping       
    21. Initiative to paying       
    22. Paying, making change       
    23. Initiative to reading/writing       
    24. Reading       
    25. Writing       
    26. Initiating conversation       
    27. Verbal expression       
    28. Listening/attention       
    29. Language understanding       
    30. Initiative to using the telephone       
    31. Using the telephone       
    32. Finding things       
    33. Initiative to putting out gas       
    or coffee machine

    Please record any additional comments in the Investigator’s Comment Log. Reference those additional comments
    under the appropriate Self-Care Activity.

    —3—
    Modified Interview for Deterioration in
    Daily Living Activities in Dementia
    IDDD
    Patient’s Initials: Patient ID #: Date:
    F M L D M Y

    Please tick () the box(es) where appropriate


    IMPROVEMENT NO DETERIORATION
    Self-Care Activities Marked Moderate Mild CHANGE Mild Moderate Marked

    1. Initiative to washing       
    2. Washing       
    3. Initiative to drying       
    4. Drying       
    5. Initiative to dressing       
    6. Dressing       
    7. Doing up one’s shoes, buttons       
    8. Initiative to brushing one’s       
    teeth, combing one’s hair

    9. Brushing one’s teeth       


    10. Combing one’s hair       
    11. Initiative to eating       
    12. Preparing a slice of bread       
    13. Carving meat       
    14. Eating       
    15. Initiative to using lavatory       
    16. Using lavatory       
    Please record any additional comments in the Investigator’s Comment Log. Reference those additional comments
    under the appropriate Self-Care Activity.

    —4—
    Modified Interview for Deterioration in
    Daily Living Activities in Dementia
    IDDD
    Patient’s Initials: Patient ID #: Date:
    F M L D M Y

    Please tick () the box(es) where appropriate


    IMPROVEMENT NO DETERIORATION
    Complex Activities Marked Moderate Mild CHANGE Mild Moderate Marked

    17. Finding way inside the home       


    18. Finding way outside the home       
    19. Initiative to shopping       
    20. Shopping       
    21. Initiative to paying       
    22. Paying, making change       
    23. Initiative to reading/writing       
    24. Reading       
    25. Writing       
    26. Initiating conversation       
    27. Verbal expression       
    28. Listening/attention       
    29. Language understanding       
    30. Initiative to using the telephone       
    31. Using the telephone       
    32. Finding things       
    33. Initiative to putting out gas       
    or coffee machine

    Please record any additional comments in the Investigator’s Comment Log. Reference those additional comments
    under the appropriate Self-Care Activity.

    —5—

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