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Short-Form Cognitive Scale item scores

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Cognitive domain scores

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  1. Short-Form Cognitive Scale item scores are associated with cognitive domain scores in humans (Item-domain correlations 0.52–0.96).

    Humanscommunity-dwelling older adults in Chinan = 3,259

    Development and validation of a short-form cognitive scale (SCS) for Chinese community-dwelling older adults

    Geriatric nursing (New York, N.Y.)·9 Oct 2026

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