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0001). Those who were less frail were more likely discharged home (P .04). Severely frail patients were more likely discharged to hospice (P .01). Severely frail patients also were more likely to develop DVT (P .04) and have poorer nutritional status (P .02). There were no differences among groups for in-patient mortality. Severely frail patients are more likely to be malnourished at baseline and be discharged to hospice care. The RFS is a reliable objective tool to identify high-risk patients and guide goal
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