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Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
New international consensus on operative and non-operative hip fracture management 🦴 🦴 🦴
We’re delighted to highlight new research from ANZHFR team member Professor Rebecca Mitchell (@HealthDataProf) who has contributed to an international modified-Delphi study developing consensus statements on operative and non-operative management of people with hip fracture.
The study involved hip fracture experts from 17 countries and resulted in 15 consensus statements, with 14 (93%) achieving high consensus. The statements aim to support a more consistent approach to non-operative care and shared decision-making, particularly for older adults approaching end of life.
The authors emphasise that decisions around operative or non-operative management should be individualised to each patient’s circumstances, goals and preferences.
The findings are particularly relevant to the care of older adults approaching end of life, where decisions around operative versus non-operative management can be complex and require careful consideration of the potential benefits, burdens and goals of treatment.
Congratulations to Professor Mitchell and the international expert group on this important contribution to the evolving evidence base around hip fracture care!
📎 Read the full article: doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.202…
#ANZHFR #HipFracture #HipFractureCare #SharedDecisionMaking #Orthogeriatrics
BMC Pediatrics is calling for manuscripts for a Pediatric acute trauma & injury prevention edition - link.springer.com/collection…
Submission deadline is 24 June 2027.
We developed consensus statements to support shared decision-making for non-operative hip fracture care and to promote a consistent approach to the management of older adults with hip fracture at the end of life - doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.202…
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How long does it take to get preventive measures identified from child injury research into legislation & practice in Australia? – An average of 19 years - shorturl.at/ZscZI
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
🚨 Present at Hip Fest 2025 in Melbourne! 🎤✨
Got a hip fracture quality improvement project that you'd like to share? This is your chance to showcase your work at the ANZHFR Binational Hip Festival 2025! 🙌🏽💡
📢 Submissions are now open! Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of the conversation.
#HipFest2025 #ANZHFR #HipFractureCare
We reviewed the literature on the impact of health adversity of parents on their offspring, and of offspring on their parents on both their health and social outcomes to better understand life pathway influences - shorturl.at/7AYws @AIHI_MQ @reemaharrison @JBraithwaite1
For older adults living in aged care, comorbidities are a risk factor for 30-day potentially preventable readmissions but not fall-related readmissions - shorturl.at/IrCQ0 @AIHI_MQ @JBraithwaite1
Young people experiencing ACEs had higher odds of poor mental health in adolescence and household dysfunction ACEs led to poorer educational outcomes in adolescence - shorturl.at/6Pp8l @AIHI_MQ @JBraithwaite1 @reemaharrison
Missed attending HipFest in 2024 - a recording now available at: anzhfr.org/hipfest2024/ @ANZHFR
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
🩻 A huge thank you to our ‘Managing Osteoporosis’ session speakers who presented their site specific quality improvement work:
🦴Dr Lauren Nacey, Victoria
🦴Dr Nargis Shaheen and Dr Susan Li, New South Wales
🦴Ms Nicola Ward, New Zealand
Keep up the incredible work!! 👏
#HipFest2024 #HipFractureCare #ANZHFR
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
Hear, hear 👏🏻🤩
🎉📣 And that’s a wrap on the ANZHFR Binational Hip Festival 2024!!
Thank you to everyone who participated and brought their passion to this year’s Hip Fest!! Here’s to another year of continued progress and collaboration! 💙
And for those that missed out, don’t worry! We have recorded all the sessions and they will be available on the ANZHFR website and YouTube channel shortly!
#HipFest2024 #ANZHFR #HipFractureCare
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
This is massive... the independent economic evaluation of the ADR UK programme found "Overall... ADR UK is a beneficial investment which is returning significant value to both government and academic researchers." Read on! adruk.org/news-publications/…
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
New research finds care for one‐third of hip fractures in NSW did not achieve high level adherence to quality care, the delivery of hip fracture care must be further improved.
ow.ly/VlmZ50U2LCu
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
CDC released a new HEADS UP interactive online training that covers what health care providers need to know about pediatric concussion. Essential evidence-based guidance will keep you informed and ready to help kids thrive. Learn more: bit.ly/4fuZJPC
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
👏 And thank you to Dr Hannah Seymour and Professor Rebecca Mitchell for their fantastic presentations on Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) International Consensus Statement and the ANZ DOAC Sprint Audit preliminary results.
#HipFest2024 #HipFractureCare #ANZHFR
Congratulations Wagga Wagga & John Hunter!
🏆✨ Drumroll, please…
The 2024 ANZHFR Golden Hip Trophy for the Most Improved Team goes to….Wagga Wagga Base Hospital!!
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The ANZHFR Golden Hip Trophy for the Best Performing Team goes to…John Hunter Hospital!!!
A huge congratulations to this year’s finalists and winners for their outstanding contributions to hip fracture care! Your dedication and innovative approaches have set a new standard, inspiring us all to push for excellence in patient outcomes!
A special thank you to A/Prof Kerin Fielding and A/Prof Catherine McDougall for co-presenting the awards!
#HipFest2024 #HipFractureCare #ANZHFR
Short- & long-term mortality lower for older adults where there was a high level of adherence to 6 hip fracture quality care indicators ow.ly/PZF850TPouB @ANZHFR @DrLaraHarvey @JacquiCTClose @DrIanHarris @taylor_morag
Professor Rebecca Mitchell retweeted
Important data showing that lives can be saved by adhering to the national clinical care standard quality indicators. Its not enough to be good at one or two!!! @ANZHFR @ACSQHC
The @ANZHFR, based at NeuRA, continues to grow and has data on more than 110,000 hip fractures. Its 2024 Annual Report had a focus on performance against the clinical care standard. @JacquiCTClose
You can check it out: anzhfr.org/registry-reports/
Also presenting on predictors of high health service use and criminal offending among people experiencing homelessness - shorturl.at/yUB57 and shorturl.at/CLiKy @Habilis @AIHI_MQ






















