Table 3 Resident baseline health and wellbeing data
From: An Australian aged care home for people subject to homelessness: health, wellbeing and cost–benefit
Outcome measure | Median score for all residents (n = 35) |
|---|---|
AFM Motor (/84; higher is better) ≤ Median score RAC = 43 [24] | 59 (36–77) |
AFM Cognitive (/35; higher is better) ≤ Median score RAC = 19 [24] | 31 (25–35) |
RUDAS (/30; higher is better) ≤ 22 cut off for cognitive impairment [26] | 23.5 (19–27) |
CFS (/9; higher is worse) 5 – mildly frail 6 – moderately frail 7 – severely frail | 6 (5–7) |
TUG (Secs; higher is worse) ≥ 16.5 s indicates reduced mobility [32] | 30 (20–50) |
GDS (/15; higher is worse) ≥ 5 cut off for depression | 6 (3–8) |
PTSD (/85; higher is worse) ≥ 36–44 cut off for PTSD | 27 (22–36) |
PWI (%; higher is better) ≥ 70 suggest a ‘normal’ level of wellbeing [42] | 60 (52–74) |
EQ5D-VAS (%; higher is better) ≤ Mean score 65–74 yrs = 78.6 ≤ Mean score 75 + yrs = 72.7 [44] | 50 (50–70) |