ReviewInternational journal of geriatric psychiatry2026
England's Dementia Diagnosis Landscape: Strengths, Limitations, and Future Directions.
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Abstract
backgroundThe National Health Service (NHS) England Primary Care Dementia Data (PCDD) provides a comprehensive dementia registry, underpinning national policy to improve diagnosis, care, and support.
methodsThis paper evaluates the PCDD in comparison with international quality dementia registries (SveDem, NorCog, ADNeT).
resultsWe highlight strengths in PCDD coverage and case ascertainment, but also weaknesses in diagnostic specificity and post-diagnostic metrics.
conclusionsWe review currently collected metrics and discuss potential data expansions, including dementia severity and NICE-approved therapy uptake, alongside new targets, such as an 18-week standard for memory assessment service referrals.
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