Frailty Score

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I agree it should have been discussed and don't know how it could be accurate without doing more that presenting an arm for a needle!

I found this by AI online:
A Rockwood Clinical Frailty Scale score is a 1-to-9 rating that measures a person's level of frailty, from very fit (score 1) to terminally ill (score 9). It assesses a person's function, mobility, energy, and cognition, and is used to predict outcomes and inform care, especially for those 65 and older. A higher score indicates a greater degree of frailty.

It doesn't need to be discussed. It can be calculated automatically by algorithms which collate information from other consultations and tests.

Where on the NHS would it be?

I had mine taken off my records at the surgery, noticed it on my NHS app, I’d never been tested, GP apologised and said is something automatically added.
It’s worth looking at your history if you can to check it’s as you understand it too.

I agree it should have been discussed and don't know how it could be accurate without doing more that presenting an arm for a needle!

I found this by AI online:
A Rockwood Clinical Frailty Scale score is a 1-to-9 rating that measures a person's level of frailty, from very fit (score 1) to terminally ill (score 9). It assesses a person's function, mobility, energy, and cognition, and is used to predict outcomes and inform care, especially for those 65 and older. A higher score indicates a greater degree of frailty.