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. 2022 Apr 4;5(2):e31916. doi: 10.2196/31916

Table 2.

Frailty assessment.

Study Frailty

Scale Frailty statusa
Mira et al [50] Barthel ADLb Slightly impaired (prefrail)
Hägglund et al [54] Short-Form 36 Physical Slightly impaired (prefrail)
Rantz et al [22] Gait speedc Severely impaired (frail)
Adrait et al [23]; Nguyen et al [55] Lawton-IADLd Significantly impaired (frail)
Elston et al [14] Gait speed Slightly impaired (prefrail)
Tchalla et al [7] Lawton-IADLe Slightly impaired (prefrail)
Schoon et al [53] Fried Frailty Score 18.6% of participants frail at baseline

aCategorized according to a method proposed by Brefka et al [41], except for Schoon et al [53].

bADL: activities of daily living.

cCollection of ADL and IADL also mentioned with no data reported but provided by the authors upon request.

dIADL: instrumental activities of daily living.

eTimed-Up-and-Go test also performed with inconclusive results.