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‘A regional frailty toolkit’ for professionals to prevent frailty and support older people, carers, families and communities living with frailty.

For a detailed version of this diagram please see page 7 of the Frailty Toolkit document.

Involve

Involve

INVOLVE: establish partnerships with people, carers and families to tackle the challenge of frailty together, both at: A community level: to make the

Consider

Consider

CONSIDER: identify people who may be living with frailty [mild, moderate and severe] opportunistically or systematically. Groups with high frailty pre

Assess

Assess

ASSESS: verify the presence and severity of frailty Verifying frailty and assessing a person’s level of frailty: Verification should always be carr

Respond

Respond

RESPOND: Across a person’s life course, offer Universal Personalised Care (including Personalised Care and Support Planning), enabling choice, share

Evaluate: Impact on Individuals, Communities and Local System

Evaluate: Impact on Individuals, Communities and Local System

EVALUATE: impact on individuals, communities and local systems The initial suite of outcome metrics (see table) will provide a clear picture of the cu