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  • Aproximadamente el 45% de los casos de demencia están relacionados con factores de riesgo modificables como la hipertensión y el colesterol alto.
  • Aumentar la conciencia pública sobre la reducción del riesgo de demencia es crucial, sin embargo, los grupos subrepresentados a menudo son pasados por alto.
  • Evaluar la conciencia sobre la reducción del riesgo de demencia en poblaciones generales y específicas es vital para intervenciones específicas.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Evaluar la conciencia sobre la reducción del riesgo de demencia y factores de riesgo específicos en la población general y en grupos subrepresentados en los Países Bajos.
  • Establecer una línea de base para la campaña de concienciación de la Iniciativa de Prevención de la Demencia de los Países Bajos (NDPI).
  • Informar el desarrollo de estrategias inclusivas de prevención de la demencia.

Principales métodos:

  • Se realizaron encuestas en línea y entrevistas callejeras en Limburgo del Sur y Groningen, Países Bajos.
  • Se realizaron evaluaciones específicas en distritos con bajo nivel socioeconómico y altos antecedentes migratorios.
  • La recopilación de datos precedió a una campaña de concienciación de 12 meses utilizando un enfoque participativo y de abajo hacia arriba.

Principales resultados:

  • La mayoría de los participantes calificaron su conocimiento sobre la demencia como 'regular'; el 49-71% eran conscientes del potencial de reducción del riesgo.
  • La actividad cognitiva fue lo más reconocido como factor protector (88-91%).
  • Los grupos subrepresentados identificaron la actividad física y la depresión con mayor frecuencia; la enfermedad renal crónica y la discapacidad auditiva fueron los factores de riesgo menos reconocidos.

Conclusiones:

  • La educación pública sobre el riesgo para la salud cerebral y los factores protectores es esencial para la prevención de la demencia.
  • La participación de los grupos subrepresentados es fundamental para minimizar las desigualdades sociales en la salud cerebral.
  • La campaña de concienciación de la NDPI tiene como objetivo promover una estrategia inclusiva de reducción del riesgo de demencia.