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ENRICH Study: A Mixed-methods Feasibility Study of a Nurse-led Model of Care for Social Frailty in Philippine Primary Care
Sponsor: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Summary
The ENRICH Study is a single-arm, single-site, mixed-methods feasibility and pilot implementation study examining a culturally adapted, nurse-led model of care for social frailty among community-dwelling older adults in one primary health center in Manila City, Philippines. The study comprises four sequential phases: (1) Filipino translation and cultural adaptation of the Montayre Social Frailty-10 (MSF-10); (2) participatory co-design and refinement of the Social Frailty Care Bundle (SFCB); (3) nurse training and competency assessment; and (4) a three-month pilot implementation. It will assess feasibility, acceptability, fidelity, workflow fit, recruitment, retention, follow-up completion, and implementation readiness to inform a future definitive trial.
Official title: The Evidence-based Nurse-led Risk-informed Intervention for Community-based Healthy Ageing (ENRICH) Study: A Mixed-methods Feasibility Study of a Nurse-led Model of Care for Social Frailty in Philippine Primary Care
Key Details
Gender
All
Age Range
60 Years - Any
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment
30
Start Date
2027-01-01
Completion Date
2027-08-31
Last Updated
2026-10-06
Healthy Volunteers
No
Interventions
Group activities (i.e., low impact exercise), peer counseling, volunteering
The interventions are multidimensional and comes in bundle as needed we call it Social Frailty Bundle of Care.
Social Frailty Care Bundle (SFCB)
A structured nurse-led pathway delivered by trained registered nurses at the health center, in addition to usual care, over 3 months: (1) screening with the Filipino Montayre Social Frailty 10 (MSF-10); (2) domain-based assessment across four social frailty domains (general resources, social resources, social behavior and activity, and self-management); (3) individualized care planning; (4) brief education or coaching using approved materials; (5) referral or linkage, when indicated, to existing health, social welfare, community, faith-based, senior citizens' organization, non-governmental, or local government services (for example, group physical activity or peer support); (6) follow-up contacts, approximately every 4 weeks for lower-intensity needs, with escalation to nurse-led case management for complex needs; and (7) documentation and fidelity monitoring. Bundle content is finalized through participatory co-design before implementation.
Locations (1)
Once Confirmed
Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines