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Matt Hancock backs the Sunday Express Better Bones Campaign - Vimarsana News

Matt Hancock backs the Sunday Express Better Bones Campaign

Osteoporosis patients' misery and costs to the NHS could all be avoided if the Government increased funding into the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis before it is too late, says Matt Hancock, along with campaigners like Felicity Kendal.

Significant variations in healthcare spending and care delivery found across NHS hospitals following hip fracture - Vimarsana News

Significant variations in healthcare spending and care delivery found across NHS hospitals following hip fracture

There are significant variations in healthcare spending and care delivery across NHS hospitals in England and Wales following hip fracture, a new study aimed at understanding how hospital care impacts patients' outcomes and costs has revealed.

Hip fracture care too slow in some hospitals, study says - Vimarsana News

Hip fracture care too slow in some hospitals, study says

Getting patients out of bed after surgery can help recovery and free up beds, Bristol study finds.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Hip fracture recovery 'varies between hospitals' – study | Somerset County Gazette - Vimarsana News

Hip fracture recovery 'varies between hospitals' – study | Somerset County Gazette

Hospitals have varying death rates, length of hospital stays and whether or not patients are at risk of being readmitted, research has shown.

Hip fracture patients more than twice as likely to die at some hospitals - Vimarsana News

Hip fracture patients more than twice as likely to die at some hospitals

New study found average length of hospital stay is just 12 days in some hospitals in England and Wales compared with 42 days in others