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Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre
Grouped numbers for adults aged 50 to 75, from invitation to follow-up. As of 13 Nov 2026.
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Checks completed today
After a reminder call, 38 people booked a check today.
Dr Salma Al Hashemi, a family doctor in Al Ain, recorded the outcome of 3 visits.
Reviewed within 30 days
Documented outcome
False referrals per 1,000
Lost to follow-up
Median days to assessment
Stable or better at 12 months (JAWDA quality indicator LNG004)
175,110 eligible residents across 16 areas. Sahatna checks are matched to Malaffi shared-record visits by the Public Health Centre data team. Counts under 10 are hidden. Downloaded counts carry small random noise (ε = 1), so they differ slightly from the screen.
4,609
people are past their re-check date. Reminders are queued by channel.
No names on programme screens. Groups with fewer than 10 people are hidden, and exported counts carry small random noise (differential privacy, ε = 1).
Residents outside the IFHAS screening programme (expats 50+) make up 38% of the eligible group. This is their first route to a memory check.
Checks with device context
38%
of 53,404 completed
Completion with / without a device
95% / 94%
no gap: the check does not need one
Checks brought forward by walking change
23 → 9
change confirmed by the check in 9
Referrals from a device signal alone
0
by design: a device never refers
| Group | Shares a device | Completed checks | One low check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age 50–59 | 51% | 94% | 7.9% |
| Age 60–69 | 34% | 95% | 8.6% |
| Age 70–75 | 17% | 93% | 9.4% |
| Arabic | 36% | 95% | 8.4% |
| English | 42% | 94% | 8.7% |
| No device shared | – | 94% | 8.5% |
Device ownership skews younger, so the same thresholds and dates apply with or without a device. Counts carry the same privacy noise as the rest of this page.