INFOCore Geriatrics Fact Sheet
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Detailed Description
Section One of the INFOCore gathers demographic information and personal and family medical history useful for individual patient treatment as well as enterprise-wide population management. A nine-questions Osteoporosis Risk factor subscale is included, along with a brief allergy survey. Section One is administered at the initial visit to establish a baseline of demographic information and health history.

Section Two contains a social history (alcohol and tobacco use along with an exercise profile), a brief pain survey, a checklist of current concerns or social/emotional stressors, and a nutritional overview.
which require items that are easier to read and understand. Depression screening with this measure in older adul
Section Three offers the Geriatric Depression Scale. This instrument measures depression in the elderly. It was specifically designed for older populations, ts with generalized anxiety disorder has also been tested.

Norms

Reading level 6th grade (GDS - Flesch-Kincaid grade level of 4.1)
Estimated completion time 104 questions, 30 from the GDS. 15-20 minutes for baseline assessment. 5-10 minutes at follow-up visits.

When to administer this assessment
No protocol exists for the administration of the INFOCore. We suggest administration of a baseline assessment early after diagnosis, then regularly until the patient's condition stabilizes. Cumulative and trended information will help the physician evaluate the patient's adjustment to the disease and adoption of a self-care regimes.

Author information
Jerome A. Yesavage, T. L. Brink, Terence L. Rose, Owen Lum, Virginia Huang, Michael Adey, Von Otto Leirer. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University of Medicine, Stanford, CA

 

 


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