| № | Критерии качества | Уровень достоверности доказательств | Уровень убедительности рекомендаций |
| Этап постановки диагноза | |||
| Произведена оценка когнитивной функции до операции | IIa | B | |
| Проведена оценка нутритивного статуса | I | B | |
| Выполнена оценка наличия старческой астении | IIa | C | |
| Определен риск сердечно-сосудистых осложнений | IIa | B | |
| Определен риск респираторных осложнений | IIa | C | |
| Этап лечения | |||
| Из лечения исключены препараты, не рекомендованные у пожилых пациентов | I | B | |
| Дозы применяемых препаратов были скорректированы с учетом возраста | I | A | |
| Производилась термометрия и профилактика гипотермии | IIa | B | |
| Осуществлялся интраоперационный мониторинг показателей гемодинамики и уровня седации | IIa | B | |
| Проводилась целевая инфузионная терапия или инфузионная терапия «нулевого баланса» | IIa | B | |
| Применялись меры по профилактике травматизации при позиционировании | IIa | C | |
| Применялись методы регионарной анестезии в ортопедии с учетом противопоказаний | IIa | B | |
| Проводилась мультимодальная послеоперационная анальгезия и мониторинг выраженности болевого синдрома специфическими шкалами | I | A | |
| Осуществлялась профилактика и лечение послеоперационного делирия | I | B | |
| Оценивалась когнитивная функция в послеоперационный период | IIa | B | |
| Проводилась нутриционная поддержка | IIa | B | |
| Применялись меры по профилактике послеоперационных лёгочных осложнений | I | B |
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