Frailty is a complex age-related clinical condition characterised by a decline in physiological
capacity across several organ systems, with a resultant increased susceptibility to stressors …

Older adults are vulnerable towards cognitive frailty that can lead to adverse health
outcomes and telerehabilitation appears to be a potential platform to reverse cognitive frailty …

Background Age-related frailty is a multidimensional dynamic condition associated with
adverse patient outcomes and high costs for health systems. Several interventions have …

Objective To elicit European healthcare policy-makers' views, understanding and attitudes
about the implementation of frailty screening and management strategies and responses to …

Objectives Despite growing interest in frailty as a significant public health challenge,
comparatively little is known about how older adults perceive and experience frailty, limiting …

Objectives Depression and anxiety are common in later life, particularly when people are
frail. This leads to reduced quality of life, faster decline in physical health and increased …

Background Frailty is seen across various health and social care settings. However, little is
known about how healthcare professionals, particularly those who provide care for older …

Objectives To identify studies that delivered an intervention to frail older people to improve
medicines optimisation; identify the outcomes reported in these studies; and assess the …

Interventions to minimise, reverse or prevent the progression of frailty in older adults
represent a potentially viable route to improving quality of life and care needs in older adults …

Background An increasing number of the ageing population worldwide is at risk of becoming
frail and incapacitated. This has the potential to impact not only on the well‐being of …