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Compact MoCA: A shortened alternative for MCI screening among healthy aging individuals

The increasing number of elderlies highlights the important of clinical screening for cognitive impairment in healthcare setting. Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) is a widely used tool for mild cognitive impairment (MCI) screening, particularly among resource‐limited settings. Although originally claims to be a time‐saving tool of approximately 10 minutes, it takes much longer in real‐world settings, which consequently led to lack of MCI screening in many busy clinic settings. In order to shorten the duration for testing, we aimed to determine the performance of a compact MoCA which excludes domain(s) that does not correlate well with the total score.