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Nutritional assessment of elderly Japanese nursing home residents of differing mobility using anthropometric measurements, biochemical indicators and food intake

Background:  Awareness and evaluation of individual nutritional status are required for optimal support of the elderly population. A Japanese Anthropometric Reference Data ( JARD 2001) was established as a new gold standard, however, its utility for very frail elderly with differing mobility and the relationship with biochemical parameters and food intake remains unclear. The purpose of this study was to investigate the possible relationship between nutritional status and mobility deficits in Japanese nursing home residents, and to compare the ability of JARD 2001 to detect malnutrition with other indicators.