The test involves simply asking someone to draw a clock face on a blank piece of paper. They must add all the numbers from one to 12 and then set the hands to a specific time, for example 11.10 ...

A QUICK drawing test could predict whether you’re at risk of developing dementia. It’s normal to become forgetful as you get older, but the 30-second at home test could reveal if you ne… ...

A simple clock-drawing test can be completed at home, and could be a good indicator that you or a loved one should speak to a GP about the possibility of dementia ...

The test involves simply asking someone to draw a clock face on a blank piece of paper. They must add all the numbers from one to 12 and then set the hands to a specific time, for example 11.10 ...

Early detection is vital, and a simple "clock-drawing method" can serve as an effective screening tool. This test assesses a person's ability to draw a clock accurately, including the circle ...

I watched my mother draw a clock while she was in a brain rehabilitation centre after her stroke. Until then, I did not know how common a test it was, how often it was used – or why.

The Montreal Cognitive Assessment is a 10-minute test. It’s one of the commonly used screening exams for dementia. The questions on the test vary in difficulty, but they include: ...

A simple diagnostic tool endorsed by many experts is the "clock-drawing method", which swiftly identifies early signs of dementia. Diagnoses are on the rise in the UK, largely due to an ageing ...

Once they have drawn the clock face, ask them to put all the numbers in, and ask them to draw the hands onto the clock at a specific time - for example at 3.15pm.

Once they have drawn the clock face, ask them to put all the numbers in, and ask them to draw the hands onto the clock at a specific time - for example at 3.15pm.

Simple at-home dementia clock-drawing test can help you spot condition early. The clock-drawing method is a quick and easy way to test for dementia, as it involves a range of cognitive skills.