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There are no functional assessment tools for elderly with dementia available in the literature\udthat will assess all occupations. Objective: To develop a Long Version of Disability Assessment for Dementia Scale\ud(DADL-Br), covering all occupations provided by the American Association of Occupational Therapy (AOTA)\udand the activities that compose them and evaluate its content validity. Method: With the permission of the original\udversion main author (DAD), Isabelle Gélinas PhD, the new items of the Long Version (DADL-Br) were developed\udbased on the classification proposed by AOTA for occupations, considering the gaps in the original instrument.\udWe reviewed the Cultural and Conceptual Equivalence by the Expert Committee and Multidisciplinary Committee.\udThe suggestions of the Committees were accepted and the process followed for the pre-test and author analysis.\udResults: The first version of the instrument received 10 new fields and 64 new items, which after seven reviews of Cultural Equivalence (average concordance 89.2%), six reviews of Conceptual Equivalence (average concordance\ud81.2%), tree pre-tests and analysis of the original version main author, has resulted in the development of five\udversions, addition of twelve items and exclusion of seven items, and the final version consists of 20 fields and\ud109 items, being 10 new fields and 69 new items. Conclusion: This process conferred the content validity of\udDADL-Br, which includes all occupations proposed by AOTA and can be a useful tool to evaluate the profile of\udoccupational performance of elderly with dementia

ESCALA DE AVALIAÇÃO DE INCAPACIDADE NA DEMÊNCIA VERSÃO LONGA (DADL-BR)