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Despite current advances in defining frailty, significant confusion remains, mainly because of multiple definitions for frailty and lack of standardized measurements. In addition to Fried’s definition of the frailty phenotype, other definitions have been proposed. The Frailty Index was developed using data from the Canadian Study of Health and Aging and took into consider-ation the number of deficits over time (i.e. disability, diseases, physical and cognitive impair-ments, psychosocial risk factors and geriatric syndromes).

Towards a unified and standardized definition of the frailty phenotype