1. By the end of the session, participants should be able to define frailty in a scientific and comprehensive manner, and distinguish it from other age-related conditions. 2. Participants should be able to identify the key signs and symptoms of frailty in patients, and demonstrate proficiency in using standard frailty assessment tools. 3. Learners should be able to analyze and interpret the results of these assessments, thereby improving their diagnostic skills in detecting frailty. 4. Participants will develop an understanding of the psychosocial aspects of frailty, being able to design intervention strategies that focus on enhancing the patients' quality of life, independence, and wellness. 5. By the end of the session, the medical audience should be able to acknowledge current research and evidence-based practices in frailty management, and incorporate these findings into their daily practice to improve patient outcomes.