Study outcomes
anxiety, depression, dementia, apathy, verbal fluency, disability
At six months, information was collected on quality of life (EQ-5D-3L, DEMQOL-U) and service use (short client service receipt inventory).The primary outcome was carer (informant) rated disability in activities of daily living after 12 months, measured using the disability assessment for dementia scale. Secondary outcomes at 12 months were scores on the self-reported Nottingham extended activities of daily living scale; falls, rate of falling, and injurious falls; cognition (Montreal cognitive assessment scale, verbal fluency, apathy evaluation scale, and Cambridge neuropsychological test automated battery); quality of life (DEMQOL, EQ-5D); activity (Longitudinal Aging Study of Amsterdam Physical Activity Questionnaire, accelerometers); frailty (SHARE frailty instrument); Berg balance scale, functional mobility (single and dual task timed up and go test), and hand grip strength; fear of falling (short falls efficacy scale-international); mood (hospital anxiety and depression scale); and carer strain (caregiver strain index) and carer quality of life (see 