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In the absence of routine data on patient levels of function and well-being, a return to usual residence following hospital treatment may act as a proxy for successful outcome of rehabilitation. The category of accommodation as coded in Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) data is used as a proxy for place...
The purpose of the indicator is to help monitor National Health Service (NHS) success in prevention and treatment of fractured proximal femur.
These mortality indicators provide information to help the NHS monitor success in preventing potentially avoidable deaths following hospital treatment.
Proportion of patients of all ages discharged back to usual place of residence within 28 days of emergency admission to hospital with fractured proximal femur.
Proportion of patients of all ages discharged back to usual place of residence within 28 days of emergency admission to hospital with fractured proximal femur.
Proportion of patients of all ages discharged back to usual place of residence within 28 days of emergency admission to hospital with fractured proximal femur.
Relevant surgery within the first two days following emergency admissions to hospital of persons with fractured proximal femur.
Relevant surgery within the first two days following emergency admissions to hospital of persons with fractured proximal femur.
Relevant surgery within the first two days following emergency admissions to hospital of persons with fractured proximal femur.