Hip fracture in older adults is far more than an orthopedic injury
A doctoral thesis from Umeå University finds that physical health, medical conditions and psychological well-being affect hip-fracture risk, recovery and mortality among older adults. Nearly half of the oldest adults in the study died within a year of the injury, supporting more person-centered care.
hip fracture older adults mortality recovery person-centered care
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