Outreach rehabilitation into nursing homes following hip fractures: a randomised controlled trial

Owen Davies; Maggie Killington; Ian Cameron; Craig Whitehead; Julie Ratcliffe; Susan Kurrle; Mellick Chehade; Michelle Miller; Enwu Liu; Maria Crotty

Outreach rehabilitation into nursing homes following hip fractures: a randomised controlled trial

Owen Davies, Maggie Killington, Ian Cameron, Craig Whitehead, Julie Ratcliffe, Susan Kurrle, Mellick Chehade, Michelle Miller, Enwu Liu, Maria Crotty

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In 2014, >24,000 people suffered a hip fracture in Australia. 1/3 of these people live in residential care. In other patient groups, multidisciplinary care improves processes of care, outcomes. Less clear whether CGA-based approaches work in this group on return from acute care. Can we improve mobility & QoLwhile decreasing mortality & falls?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 3 Sept 2015
Event	4th Fragility Fracture Network (FFN) Global Congress - Rotterdam, Netherlands Duration: 3 Sept 2015 → 5 Sept 2015

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Conference	4th Fragility Fracture Network (FFN) Global Congress
Abbreviated title	FFN 2015
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Rotterdam
Period	3/09/15 → 5/09/15
Other	FFN was established in 2011 under the aegis of the Bone and Joint Decade. Its annual meeting is an international congress addressing the full pathway of care for fragility fracture patients. Its themes include perioperative care, surgical treatment, rehabilitation, secondary prevention, research and policy change.

Keywords

rehabilitaiton
hip fractures
nursing homes

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