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[Factors contributing to frailty in institutionalized older adults: a multi-institutional cross-sectional study].

Nagomi ItoEri NishiokaNana YunokiChika MomokiHirokazu OyamadaYoko UrataHarumi ImuraJun OokitaSeiko WadaMasashi FutamataSachiyo KamiNoriko WajimaChizuru TakatoriMichiko TabataEri ShibataHirotsugu IshidaJyunko MasuoDaiki Habu
Published in: Nihon Ronen Igakkai zasshi. Japanese journal of geriatrics (2024)
Caregivers must maintain posture and provide meal assistance. Professionals in various occupations must adjust the proper food form and medication content. Meal times must be examined in consideration of the times at which drugs will be most effective. Oral care must be provided, and an environment must be created to help the subject concentrate. Focusing on problems of choking, residue, and concentration on meals is expected to improve frailty, aspiration pneumonia, and the prognosis of institutionalized older adults.
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