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Community‐dwelling frail elderly people's experience of daily life: a qualitative systematic review protocol

REVIEW QUESTION/OBJECTIVE The objective of this review is to identify and synthesize the best available knowledge on how community-dwelling frail elderly people experience daily life and what they find meaningful in daily life. Specifically the review questions are: • How do community-dwelling frail elderly people experience daily life? • What do community-dwelling frail elderly people find meaningful in daily life? INCLUSION CRITERIA Types of participants:  The review will consider studies that include frail elderly community-dwelling people, aged 65 years or more, of either gender. For the purpose of this review the definition of frailty will be based on a multidimensional integrated approach including the physical, psychological and social aspects of frailty. Studies will be included in the systematic review if inclusion criteria such as a screening tool for frailty or known risk factors for frailty are used to identify and describe the participants, who were included in the studies. Known risk factors are, amongst others, being aged 75 years or more, comorbidity, living alone, low income and low educational levels. Phenomena of interest:  This review will consider studies investigating the experiences of daily life for community-dwelling frail elderly and the themes they find meaningful in daily life. Context: This review will consider studies involving community-dwelling frail elderly people, living alone or with a spouse in their own home.