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🧓 Frailty Recognition & Assessment

🧓 Frailty Recognition & Assessment

🎯 Learning Objectives

  • Understand key concepts and models of frailty (CGA, phenotype, FI).
  • Recognise early signs of frailty in community and clinical settings.
  • Learn how to perform and document a Mini-CGA.

🧠 Quick Overview

Frailty is a multidimensional syndrome of decreased reserve and resistance to stressors.

Early identification enables prevention, reversibility, and person-centred care planning.

🩺 In Practice

  1. Screen using the Clinical Frailty Scale (CFS) or gait speed.
  2. Assess function (ADL/IADL), mood, nutrition, and cognition.
  3. Plan interventions targeting strength, nutrition, and social connection.

🔬 Resources

  • British Geriatrics Society – CGA Toolkit
  • WHO ICOPE Handbook
  • Frailty Index Calculator (external link)

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