Table 1 Examples of CGA assessment domain classifications reported in the literature
From: Development and testing of the Geriatric Care Assessment Practices (G-CAP) survey
Guthrie et al., 2014 [28] | Elsawy & Higgins, 2011 [49] | Cobb, Duthie & Murphy, 2002 [50] | Stauder et al., 2010 [51] | Fleming & Scamehorn, 2006 [52] | Gallo et al., [53] | Stolee, 2010 [27] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
•Functional ability •Communication •Pain •Cognition •Mood •Service use | •Functional ability (Activities of Daily Living (ADLs); Independent Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)) •Physical health (disease screening, nutrition, vision, hearing, continence, balance and fall prevention, osteoporosis, polypharmacy) •Cognition and mental health (depression, dementia) •Socio-environmental circumstances | •Physical (functional status, nutrition, vision, hearing) •Cognitive (dementia) •Psychological (depression, anxiety) •Social (personal support, caregiver burden, advance directives, abuse) •Driving (assess risks) | •General functioning in everyday life •Comorbidities •Nutritional status •Cognition •Health-related quality of life •Social support | •FEEBLE  Forgetful  Eyes  Ears  Brown bag of medications  Leaking (continence)  Eat •FALLERS  Fall  ADLs  Lonely  Living  Expectations  Rest  Specialists •ARE  Advanced directives  Ride (driving)  ED visits •FRAIlL  Family  Religion  Access  Income  Lifestyle | •Functional ADLs/ IADLs •Cognition •Depression •Social and economic issues •Substance use •Driving | •Physical function •Cognitive function •Self-rated health •Psychosocial function •Healthcare use •Other |