The U-HIP algorithm, a prediction model for in-hospital mortality in geriatric hip fracture patients
The increase in the number of geriatric hip fracture patients is a global health concern. They constitute a fast-growing group of patients who are notorious for adverse outcomes. Patients aged 85 or above are at high risk of adverse outcomes, making them the most clinically relevant patient group. Identification of high-risk patients in an early stage is vital for guiding surgical management and shared decision making. The authors developed a multivariable prediction model for in-hospital mortality in geriatric hip fracture patients with four predictors that are always known upon presentation at the emergency department.
Research authors: Henk Jan Schuijt, D.P.J. Smeeing, F.S. Würdemann, J.H. Hegeman, O.C. Geraghty, R.M. Houwert, M.J. Weaver, D. van der Velde, On behalf of the Dutch Hip Fracture Audit Taskforce study group:, G. de Klerk, H.A.F. Luning, A.H.P. Niggebrugge, M. Regtuijt, J. Snoek, C. Stevens, E.J.M.M. Verleisdonk
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