Which comorbidity index is more appropriate for geriatric patients from the frailty perspective?
Merve Hafızoğlu,
Ezgi Odacı Cömertoğlu,
Yelda Öztürk
et al.
Abstract:Objectives: This study examined the relationship between comorbidity indices and comprehensive geriatric assessment including psychologic, social frailty, and geropsychiatric evaluation. Methods: A cross-sectional analysis was conducted with 136 community-dwelling older adults. The relationship of 4 comorbidity indices (CIRS-G, ACCI, GIC, ICED) with 3 different frailty scales (FRAIL, CFS, TFI) was examined.Results: Overall, 58.8% of the participants were living with frailty according to the TFI, 47.7% of them … Show more
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