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Frailty Screening & Management in Primary Care

Program Development & Implementation, Ontario Health Team

Primary care providers can play a significant role in the early identification and management of frailty. In collaboration with Ontario Collaborative for Aging Well, Seniors Care Network has developed a Primary Care Guidance Document to support providers with implementing standardized approaches to frailty screening and management (also referred to as frailty pathways) at their practices.


An accompanying document titled ‘Customizable Templates for Frailty Screening and Management in Primary Care’ has been developed to help providers tailor the recommended practices in accordance with their preferences and service & program availability in their local area/region.


A short presentation highlights key steps to support implementation.


Related Resources:

Primary care providers can play a significant role in the early identification and management of frailty. In collaboration with Ontario Collaborative for Aging Well, Seniors Care Network has developed a Primary Care Guidance Document to support providers with implementing standardized approaches to frailty screening and management (also referred to as frailty pathways) at their practices.


An accompanying document titled ‘Customizable Templates for Frailty Screening and Management in Primary Care’ has been developed to help providers tailor the recommended practices in accordance with their preferences and service & program availability in their local area/region.


A short presentation highlights key steps to support implementation.


Related Resources:

Primary care providers can play a significant role in the early identification and management of frailty. In collaboration with Ontario Collaborative for Aging Well, Seniors Care Network has developed a Primary Care Guidance Document to support providers with implementing standardized approaches to frailty screening and management (also referred to as frailty pathways) at their practices.


An accompanying document titled ‘Customizable Templates for Frailty Screening and Management in Primary Care’ has been developed to help providers tailor the recommended practices in accordance with their preferences and service & program availability in their local area/region.


A short presentation highlights key steps to support implementation.


Related Resources:

Related Resources

Related Resources

Ontario Health East Adult Day Program Guidelines

Frailty Overlay for Integrated Clinical Pathways

Preventing Hospitalization and Extended Stays for Older Adults (ALC Leading Practices Guide)

Frailty Screening & Management in Emergency Department

Enhancing Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments (CGAs) in Ontario and Canada

Caregiver Needs Assessment & Support in Community Specialized Geriatric Services Guidance Document

Frailty Screening & Management in the Community

ALC Prevention in the Community

Caregiver Needs Assessment and Support in Primary Care Guidance Document

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