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The document presents the Dementia Screening Questionnaire for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (DSQIID), developed by Professor Shoumitro Deb and colleagues. It is designed to assess symptoms of dementia in individuals with intellectual disabilities, providing a structured format for caregivers to report on various abilities and changes in behavior. The questionnaire includes sections on daily living skills, communication abilities, and psychological health, with scoring guidelines to indicate potential dementia risk. It emphasizes that DSQIID is a screening tool rather than a diagnostic instrument and should be used alongside clinical assessments.

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Begin by filling in the personal details at the top of the form, including the name of the individual, ID number, and date of completion. This information is crucial for tracking and assessment.
In Part 1, assess the individual's level of 'Best' Ability by ticking the appropriate boxes for speech and daily living skills. This section helps gauge their current capabilities.
Proceed to Part 2, where you will answer specific questions regarding daily activities and behaviors. For each question, select from options like 'Always been the case', 'Always, but worse', 'New symptom', or 'Does not apply'.
Finally, complete Part 3 by indicating 'Yes' or 'No' for each statement regarding changes in skills and behavior. This will contribute to a total score that aids in further assessment.

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