… The CFS-7 was adapted to the CFS-9 in 2007, to distinguish severely frail patients into
severely frail, very severely frail, and terminally ill patients, since these groups may need different …

… -rater reliability, and studies exclusively investigating prevalence of frailty without assessment
of di… The feasibility of measuring frailty to predict disability and mortality in older medical-…

… one (fit) to nine (terminally ill), was used as a tool to assess continuous frailty. … systematic
review of the psychometric characteristics of multicomponent tools designed to assess frailty in …

… systematic review, the first aim was to reveal characteristics, feasibility, and measurement
properties of frailty … high accuracy, while 0.7 to 0.9 indicates moderate accuracy, 0.5 to 0.7 low …

… (CFS) considers the pre-existing level of function and mobility and classifies patients from
(1) very fit to (9) terminally ill based on easy-to-understand pictograms and descriptors. When …

… The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of nurse-led assessment of frailty in …
assign a frailty score: 1 (very fit) to 9 (terminally ill). Participants scoring 5 or more are considered …

… Frailty assessment is increasingly used in critically ill elderly … is not feasible in most acutely
admitted or critical ill patients, … systematic review to be the most frequent instrument used to …

… of frailty is both feasible and prognostically useful in the critical care … suggest that critically
ill patients living with frailty most … frailty: a systematic review and qualitative synthesis on frailty …

… the construct, feasibility and objectivity of frailty tools … , feasibility, and clinimetric properties.
In the absence of a previously defined precedent on objectivity, feasibility, validity, or reliability…

… reported on the predictive accuracy of available screening instruments for frailty at the ED, …
We found only one systematic review combining four studies in which the feasibility of …