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Predictive Risk Models for Frailty Onset in Older Adults: A Scoping Review of Methodological Trends; Model Performance; and Clinical Translation Gap
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Identifying older adults at risk of frailty is crucial for early intervention. Although numerous prediction models have emerged, no scoping review has systematically mapped their methodological trends and barriers to clinical implementation. This scoping review aimed to examine methodological characteristics, model performance, and translational gaps in frailty onset prediction models for older adults.
Keywords:
aging
older adults
frail elderly
machine learning
risk assessment
clinical translation
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