Predicting ADL disability in community-dwelling elderly people using physical frailty indicators: a systematic review
Joan Vermeulen,Jacques C. L. Neyens,Erik van Rossum,Erik van Rossum,Marieke D. Spreeuwenberg,Marieke D. Spreeuwenberg,Luc P. de Witte,Luc P. de Witte +7 more
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It is indicated that individual physical frailty indicators, such as weight loss, gait speed, grip strength, physical activity, balance, and lower extremity function are predictors of future ADL disability in community-dwelling elderly people.Abstract:
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Disability in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) is an adverse outcome of frailty that places a burden on frail elderly people, care providers and the care system. Knowing which physical frailty indicators predict ADL disability is useful in identifying elderly people who might benefit from an intervention that prevents disability or increases functioning in daily life. The objective of this study was to systematically review the literature on the predictive value of physical frailty indicators on ADL disability in community-dwelling elderly people.read more
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