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October 18, 2002BMJ222 citationsOpen Access

Mortality after admission to hospital with fractured neck of femur: database study

MGM J Goldacre

Key Result

The abstract describes a database study analyzing mortality after hospital admission for fractured neck of femur in the Oxford NHS health region, but reports no quantitative results.

Study Design

Type

Observational

Structured PICO

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Population
Patients admitted to hospital with fractured neck of femur in the Oxford NHS health region between 1994 and 1998.
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Outcome
Mortality after hospital admissionhard clinical

This database study links inpatient statistics to death registration data to evaluate mortality after hospital admission for fractured neck of femur beyond just in-hospital mortality.

Abstract

The death rate within one year of fractured neck of femur is typically reported as between 20% and 35%. 1 ]3 Performance indicators based on mortality after hospital admission for such fractures have been promoted. 4 The only measure of mortality in routine hospital statistics, however, is "in-hospital mortality"-death during the initial admission for the fracture. We analysed inpatient statistics that had been linked to death registration data in the former Oxford NHS health region (population 2.5 million) from 1994 to 1998.

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M J Goldacre (2002) conducted an observational in Fractured neck of femur. Hospital admission for fractured neck of femur was evaluated on Mortality. The abstract describes a database study analyzing mortality after hospital admission for fractured neck of femur in the Oxford NHS health region, but reports no quantitative results.

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