
Danielle Nimmons
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bjgp.org | Danielle Nimmons |Andrew Clegg |Kate Walters
The term ‘frailty’ describes a condition characterised by loss of reserves causing vulnerability to a range of adverse outcomes after relatively minor illnesses.1 It has a reported prevalence of around 8.1% in people aged >50 years, with prevalence increasing to around 50% in people aged >90 years.2 Frailty can be a useful concept in primary care because it identifies older people at risk of a range of adverse outcomes, including loss of independence, serious falls, care home admission, and...
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