The clinical utility of patient-reported outcome measures in total hip replacement and lumbar spine surgery

According to our knowledge there are no published studies comparing patient reported mobility problems according to EQ-5D and hip ROM during normal walking. Despite the

The present aims were to investigate the response rates to the PROM programme, to test an application for an Internet-based follow-up questionnaire for PROMs, to

The present aims were to investigate the response rates to the PROM programme, to test an application for an Internet-based follow-up questionnaire for PROMs, to

Linear regression using the post-operative outcome parameters of the pain VAS (figure 12), satisfaction VAS (figure 13), EQ-5D-index (figure 14) and EQ VAS (figure 15) and logistical

Similar re-reoper- ation rates were recorded for cemented and uncemented modular or monoblock revision stems in the treatment of frac- tures close to a loose stem (Vancouver

Key words: lumbar spine surgery, postoperative pain management, health care organization, organizational culture, resistance to change, person-centred care, implementation

Adjusted effect of prior lumbar surgery on patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) one year after total hip replacement (THR) following the exclusion of the 86 patients with

Does the order of total hip replacement and lumbar spine surgery influence patient-reported outcomes..