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Frailty Screening Tools: Frail Detection to Primary Assessment

Frailty is a vulnerable situation among older adults which can lead to unfavorable health outcomes such as falls, mortality, functional decline and institutionalization. The increasing number of elderly people and low rate of mortality has necessitated the need for high-quality medical services for this aging population, and this has led to a high cost of geriatric health care. There exist a hu...

Multidimensional Approach to Frailty among Rural Older People: Applying the Tilburg Frailty Indicator

Introduction: Frailty is a common geriatric syndrome. Studies of frailty and old age have been able to help reduce its underlying causes and complication. Understanding the frailty and its associated factors in developing countries such as Iran, can help gather information on conditions of the elderly and better plan for this age population. Therefore, the present study was implemented to inves...

Investigation of Factors Related to Frailty Among the Older Adult in Khuzestan Province, 1398

Objectives: Frailty syndrome is one of the most important aging syndromes that has a high psychological and financial cost for the elderly, families and health system. Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine the factors associated with Frailty in the older adult in Khuzestan province. Materials and Methods: This is a cross-sectional study that was performed in 2019 on 540 older adult...

Screening for frailty Assessing frailty in community - dwelling 1 older peoplein primary care : a systematic review of the 2 psychometric properties of the frailty index in community - 3 dwelling older people 4

Nutrition, Frailty, Cognitive Frailty and Prevention of Disabilities with Aging.

Older adults can be categorized into three subgroups to better design and develop personalized interventions: the disabled (those needing assistance in the accomplishment of basic activities of daily living), the 'frail' (those presenting limitations and impairments in the absence of disability) and the 'robust' (those without frailty or disability). However, despite evidence linking frailty wi...