Hip Fracture Treatment in Older Patients Hip (neck of femur) fractures are a common, serious, and well-defined injury affecting mainly older people. As global populations age, projections for hip frac

Hip Fracture Treatment in Older Patients Hip (neck of femur) fractures are a common, serious, and well-defined injury affecting mainly older people. As global populations age, projections for hip frac

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Hip Fracture Treatment in Older Patients

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Hip (neck of femur) fractures are a common, serious, and well-defined injury affecting mainly older people. As global populations age, projections for hip fracture numbers over the coming decades will rise. Delays to surgery are associated with increased post-operative complications, prolonged recovery, and length of stay (LOS), and with increased morbidity and mortality (Trpeski, Kaftandziev, and Kjaev, 2018). In addition, the cost burden of hip fractures is substantial. The process of caring for people with hip fractures is complex, long, and involves several diagnostic, therapeutic, and administrative activities. These activities occur in A&E and orthopedic departments, operating theatres, and in the community. They involve a range of