Cross-sectional study shows depression and frailty reduce successful aging in older adults, highlighting the need for interventions.
Depression and frailty significantly reduce successful aging in older adults. Routine screening, early diagnosis, and nursing interventions targeting these geriatric syndromes are essential for enhancing the quality of aging. Policymakers should also implement educational, social, and economic support programs to foster successful aging at the community level.
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