Is there an association between ageist attitudes and frailty?

BMC Geriatrics

Table 2 Estimated Odds Ratios and 95% Confidence Intervals for “Prefrail” and “Frail” Categories Relative to Robust by Kogan and Implicit Association Test scores

Measure (Scores)	“Prefrail” relative to “Robust”*	p value	“Frail” relative to “Robust”*	p value
Kogan Scores
Unadjusted	.98 (.96–1.01)	.219	.98 (.96–1.01)	.232
Adjusted	.98 (.96–1.01)	.253	.98 (.95–1.01)	.221
Implicit Association Test Scores*
Unadjusted	.81 (.36–1.81)	.608	.66 (.28–1.55)	.339
Adjusted	1.25 (.51–3.06)	.619	.97 (.37–2.53)	.950

*Data available for 339 participants
*Models adjusted for age, race, ethnicity, education, median household income and comorbidities. Data for the adjustment was missing in XX patients (Y for ethnicity)

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