Table 3 Summary table of eFI frailty factors achieving consensus
From: Perspectives on the representation of frailty in the electronic frailty index
Factors that achieved consensus after round 1 (n = 12) | Additional factors that achieved consensus after round 2 (n = 17) | Additional factors that achieved consensus after round 3 (n = 4) | Factors that did not achieve consensus (n = 3) |
|---|---|---|---|
1. Fragility Fracture | 1. Arthritis | 1. Atrial Fibrillation | 1. Hypertension |
2. Heart Failure | 2. Chronic Kidney Disease | 2. Urinary System Disease | 2. Peptic Ulcer |
3. Parkinson’s Disease | 3. Coronary Heart Disease | 3. Hearing Loss | 3. Thyroid Disorder |
4. Stroke/TIA | 4. Diabetes | 4. Anaemia and Haematinic Deficiency | |
5. Dyspnoea | 5. Foot Problems | ||
6. Falls | 6. Heart Valve Disease | ||
7. Memory and/or cognitive impairment | 7. Hypotension/Syncope | ||
8. Urinary Incontinence | 8. Osteoporosis | ||
9. Activity Limitation | 9. Peripheral Vascular Disease | ||
10. Housebound | 10. Respiratory Disease | ||
11. Mobility and/or Transfer Problems | 11. Skin Ulcer | ||
12. Requirement for Care | 12. Dizziness | ||
13. Weight Loss and/or Anorexia | |||
14. Polypharmacy | |||
15. Sleep Disturbances | |||
16. Social Vulnerability | |||
17. Vision Problems/Blindness |