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Table 2 Sample characteristics, total and by frailty index (FI) category

From: Frailty predicts all-cause and cause-specific mortality among older adults in Austria: 8-year mortality follow-up of the Austrian Health Interview Survey (ATHIS 2014)

 

Total

Robust

(FI < 0.1)

Pre-frail

(FI 0.10–0.21)

Frail

(FI > 0.21)

N = 2,561

N = 1,115

N = 967

n = 426

Status

 Alive/censored

2,156 (84.2%)

994 (89.1%)

816 (84.3%)

306 (71.8%)

 Deceased

405 (15.8%)

121 (10.9%)

151 (15.6%)

133 (27.8%)

  CVD

148 (5.8%)

40 (3.6%)

54 (5.6%)

54 (11.3%)

  Cancer

127 (5.0%)

48 (4.3%)

51 (5.3%)

28 (5.8%)

  Other

130 (5.1%)

33 (3.0%)

46 (4.8%)

51 (10.6%)

 Female sex

1400 (54.7%)

557 (50.0%)

521 (53.9%)

322 (67.2%)

 Education: low

726 (28.3%)

234 (21.0%)

266 (27.5%)

226 (47.2%)

 Education: medium

1,313 (51.3%)

619 (55.5%)

498 (51.5%)

196 (40.9%)

 Education: high

522 (20.4%)

262 (23.5%)

203 (21.0%)

57 (11.9%)

 Age: mean (SD) in years

72.1 (5.8)

71.2 (5.4)

72.5 (5.7)

73.7 (6.6)

 Follow-up total sample: median (IQR) in years

7.2 (0.9)

7.2 (0.9)

7.2 (0.9)

7.2 (1.1)

 Follow-up deceased: median (IQR) in years

4.7 (3.4)

4.7 (3.0)

4.9 (3.1)

4.2 (3.3)