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Hip Fracture

New hip fracture research reported from Institute for Health Policy

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, June 26th, 2008

New investigation results, 'Comorbidity risk-adjustment strategies are comparable among persons with hip fracture,' are detailed in a study published in Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. According to recent research from Lebanon, "To determine the magnitude and importance of declines in model performance associated with altering the data source and time frame from which comorbid conditions were identified in claims-based risk adjustment among persons with hip fracture. Medicare claims data were used to identify incident hip fracture cases in 1999."

"Three risk-adjustment instruments were evaluated: one by Iezzoni, the Charlson Index (Romano adaptation), and the...

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