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Norsk Epidemiologi: tidsskrift for norsk forening for epidemiologi. Tema: Aldring og eldres helse
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- Trends in remaining life expectancy at retirement age (65 years) by educational level in Norway 1961-2009.
- Life-course, ageing and generations in Norway: The NorLAG study
- Successfully aging elderly (SAE): a short overview of some important aspects of successful aging.
- Cancer incidence, prevalence and survival in an aging Norwegian population
- Epidemiology of stroke in the elderly in the Nordic countries: incidence, survival, prevalence and risk factors
- Health behaviour changes and onset of chronic health problems in later life
- Impairments, mastery, and loneliness: a prospective study of loneliness among older adults
- Fall risk factors in community-dwelling Elderly People
- Viktigheten av fysisk aktivitet og trening blant eldre
- Aldersrelatert hørselstap: en kort oppsummering av resultater fra Hørselsundersøkelsen i Nord-Trøndelag
- Søvnproblemer blant eldre
- The age and subjective well-being paradox revisited: a multidimensional perspective
- Prevalens av depresjon hos eldre: en kort oversikt basert på erfaringer med epidemiologisk forskning fra Helseundersøkelsen i Nord-Trøndelag (HUNT)
- Benzodiazepine and z-hypnotic use in Norwegian elderly, aged 65-79
- The association between vascular factors and subjective memory impairment in older people: the HUNT study, Norway
- Dementia in the national cause of death registry in Norway 1969-2010
- The prevalence and the course of neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with dementia
- Parkinson's disease dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies - epidemiology, risk factors and biomarkers.
- Pain in patients with dementia: a review of pain assessment and treatment challenges
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- Characteristics of senior centre users - and the impact of a group Programme on social support and late-life depression
- Gamle - og pasienter med demens: omsorg ved livets slutt

Forfatter	Hjellvik, Vidar
Tittel	Dementia in the national cause of death registry in Norway 1969-2010
Medansvarlig	Engedal, Knut Handal, Marte Flaten, Trond Peder Langballe, Ellen Melbye Selmer, Randi Strand, Bjørn Heine
Språk	Språk:
Eier	ALDHELS
Emne	Demens Register Dødsårsaker Norge
Serie	Norsk Epidemiologi
Serienummer	2012, årg.22, nr.2, 217-224
År	2012
Noter	Background: The prevalence of dementia is expected to increase markedly during the coming decades. Epidemiological studies involving the National Cause of Death Registry (NCDR) may be useful for exploring the aetiology of dementia. We therefore wanted to study developments in the reporting of dementia in the NCDR over the last four decades. Methods: We calculated the age- and gender specific proportion of deaths with dementia reported in the NCDR (dementia deaths) in the period 1969-2010, and the proportion of vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease deaths in 1986-2010. Separate analyses were done for deaths occurring in nursing homes in 1996-2010. The proportion of dementia deaths where dementia was coded as underlying cause of death was also calculated. Results: The proportion of dementia deaths increased more than threefold in the period 1969-2010 among women (from 4% to 15%), and more than doubled among men (from 3% to 7%). In nursing homes the proportion increased from 17% to 26% for women and from 13% to 18% for men. The proportion of dementia deaths with Alzheimer's disease reported in the NCDR increased from practically zero in 1986 to a maximum of 28% in 2005. The proportion of dementia deaths with dementia as underlying cause of death increased from a minimum of 6% in 1972 to a maximum of 51% in 2009. Conclusion: Although the reporting of dementia in the NCDR increased markedly from 1969 to 2010, dementia is still under-reported for old people and for deaths occurring in nursing homes when compared to prevalence estimates.
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