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Trial of the Impact of the Electronic Frailty Integrated With Social Needs
Participants in Electronic Frailty Integrated with Social Needs (eFRIEND) will randomize to receive regularly scheduled in-person and telehealth contacts with a community health worker (CHW) or continue to receive standard of care. The purpose of this research is to use CHW to help older adults because there may be some resources that could benefit them that they are not aware of or for which they need help applying.
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