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To explore unawareness, we validated the label 'no signs of cognitive impairment' (negative index test).

The 1-NPV of the label 'no signs of cognitive impairment' for a CAMCOG score suggestive of dementia and aMCI became 11.8%% (95 %-CI: 7.4 – 16.3 %).

The 1-NPV of the FP label 'no signs of cognitive impairment' for a CAMCOG score suggestive of dementia and aMCI was 12.5 % (95 %-CI 8.2 – 16.8 %).

The chance of discordance between FPs' label 'no signs of cognitive impairment' and the CAMCOG classification increased with age; the OR of a discordant versus a concordant classification was 1.15 (95 %-CI 1.09 – 1.23) per year older.

Of all 7.865 elderly in the practices, 83.7 % (n = 6582) were labelled 'no signs of cognitive impairment' (negative index test) by FPs; 8.2 % (n = 647) were labeled 'possible cognitive impairment or dementia' (positive index test), 3.6%% (n = 284) 'probable dementia' and 4.5%% (n = 352) 'unknown or no recent contact'.

To examine current use of descriptive labels for levels of cognitive impairment and types of memory to explore whether rehabilitation disciplines are now communicating more effectively.

Without these two, the lowest percentage labeled 'no signs of cognitive impairment' was 77.1 % and the highest percentage 'possible cognitive impairment or dementia' was 14.0 %.

From the group labeled 'no signs of cognitive impairment' (negative index test) (n = 6582), a random, age and gender matched sample of 442 patients was invited to participate.

Persons labelled 'possible cognitive impairment or dementia' had more comorbidities and were more often iADL dependent than persons labelled 'no signs of cognitive impairment', irrespective of their age and CAMCOG score.

'Memory' labels a diverse set of cognitive capacities by which we retain information and reconstruct past experiences, usually for present purposes.