"It must know of their character and ambitions, their opinions, their weaknesses, the influences which they can exert, and the influences before which they are frail.
Old Timbuktu families, the custodians of these historical treasures, have hidden them to protect the documents, many of which are in frail condition, from being destroyed or stolen.
In particular, it highlights the extent of potentially inappropriate prescribing in elderly long-term care patients, which are among the frailest of society [ 4, 21].
The 21-count indictment accused Mr. Friedman of drawing robust immigrants into the centers, which are intended for the frail, and billing the Medicaid program for unnecessary or nonexistent services.
It is important to avoid damaging the expansion system, which is particularly frail at the tip, in order to avoid the need to change the nail.
In addition, there was no risk of preferential self-reporting for one group or the other; conversely, there may have been a higher risk of incidental ascertainment of outcome events in the ATIV group, which was more frail and therefore more likely to be hospitalized independently of AESI.
"We've got a longer term issue which is making sure that there are named GPs in your local area which are responsible for every single frail, elderly person.
It might be expected that factors such as advanced age, multidrug therapy, comorbidities and malnutrition, conditions which are frequently observed in the frail hospitalized elderly, might be responsible for an overall reduction in taste perception and gustatory ability.
First a political science teacher regales Gilles's class with a passage from Blaise Pascal that ends: "Between us and heaven and hell there is only life, which is the frailest thing in the world".
The report said: "There are aspects of the care of frail older people which are simply unacceptable and must be addressed as a matter of urgency.
