Management of older adults with hip fractures in India: a mixed methods study of current practice, barriers and facilitators, with recommendations to improve care pathways.

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2017 Dec Clinical Guidelines and Recommendations S Rath, L Yadav, A Tewari, T Chantler… - Archives of …, 2017 - Springer 12

Full Author : ['Rath, Santosh', 'Yadav, Lalit', 'Tewari, Abha', 'Chantler, Tracey', 'Woodward, Mark', 'Kotwal, Prakash', 'Jain, Anil', 'Dey, Aparajit', 'Garg, Bhavuk', 'Malhotra, Rajesh', 'Goel, Ashish', 'Farooque, Kamran', 'Sharma, Vijay', 'Webster, Premila', 'Norton, Robyn']
Journal Title : Archives of osteoporosis
Chapter : Section13
Journal Year : 2017
Cited by : 34

Evidence-based management can reduce deaths and suffering of older adults with hip fractures. This study investigates the evidence-practice gaps in hip fracture care in three major hospitals in Delhi, potential barriers and facilitators to improving care,..... Read More

Keywords : ['mixed method study', 'improve care pathway', 'current practice barrier', 'old adult', 'hip fracture', 'recommendation', 'management', 'india', 'facilitator']
PubMed Link : https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11657-017-0344-1
Google Scholar Link : https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cites=4481375650285970253&as_sdt=2005&sciodt=0,5&hl=en&num=20

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Management of older adults with hip fractures in India: a mixed methods study of current practice, barriers and facilitators, with recommendations to improve care pathways.