A management model based on evidence
A management model based on evidence to improve hip fracture healthcare and promote a healthy aging
Hip fractures
and aging
Fracturas de cadera y el envejecimiento
Hip fractures are one of the most frequent
injuries in people over 60 years of age and
one of the factors that have the greatest
impact on healthy aging, as they can lead to:
.
- Life project restrictions
- Isolation
- Loss of independence
- Need for specific care
- Emotional state affectation
- Increased expenses associated with care
Hip fractures are one of the most frequent injuries in people over 60 years of age and one of the factors that have the greatest impact on healthy aging, as they can lead to:
.
- Life project restrictions
- Isolation
- Loss of independence
- Need for specific care
- Emotional state affectation
- Increased expenses associated with care
Worldwide, an estimated 1.6 million people per year suffer hip fractures.
Given the increase in life expectancy and the proportion of older people
among total population, it is projected that this amount will rise to 6.3
million by 2050.
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In Argentina, information regarding hip fractures is
scarce and discontinuous.
1.6 M
People per year who
suffer hip fractures
.
6.3 M
Projected for
2050
.
Worldwide, an estimated 1.6 million people per year suffer hip fractures. Given the increase in life expectancy and the proportion of older people among total population, it is projected that this amount will rise to 6.3 million by 2050.
.
In Argentina, information regarding hip fractures is scarce and discontinuous.
1.6 M
People per year who
suffer hip fractures
.
6.3 M
Projected for
2050
.
Pasos Program® | Comprehensive
Management of Hip Fractures®
The Pasos Program® arises as a response to the lack of local and updated information to improve the quality of healthcare of those affected.
It is a management model based on evidence, implemented in public
and private healthcare institutions throughout the country, aiming to
learn about the impact of hip fractures in Argentina, reach consensus
on clinical practice guidelines and design prevention strategies to
promote healthy aging.
This is a pioneering development in the region, which gains special significance as it is framed within the Decade of Healthy Aging 2020-2030, proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Pasos Program® | Comprehensive Management of Hip Fractures®
The Pasos Program® arises as a response to the lack of local and updated information to improve the quality of healthcare of those affected.
It is a management model based on evidence, implemented in public and private healthcare institutions throughout the country, aiming to learn about the impact of hip fractures in Argentina, reach consensus on clinical practice guidelines and design prevention strategies to promote healthy aging.
This is a pioneering development in the region, which gains special significance as it is framed within the Decade of Healthy Aging 2020-2030, proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Purpose
The implementation of the Pasos Program® allows to produce
local epidemiological data for:
- Improve the quality of care
- Promote active aging and psychosocial wellbeing of those affected and their environment
- Manage available resources in an efficient and transparent fashion
- Design evidence-based public policies
- Produce new knowledge
For Whom
The information generated by the Pasos Program®
directly and indirectly benefits:
- People over 60 years affecetd by hip fractures: by avoiding delays in the healthcare process and promoting social integration.
- Health care team: by strengthening healthcare practices through specific training.
- Public and private healthcare institutions throughout the country: by promoting healthcare quality improvement and the optimization of resources.
- Government: by facilitating decision-making among different areas (healthcare, social development, etc.) and the development of data-driven public policies.
- Scientific societies and third sector: by generating new knowledge and interventions adjusted to local reality.
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Argentine Hip Fracture
Registry® (HFR)
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El The Pasos Program® is on the basis of the Argentine
Hip Fracture Registry®, a computerized system based on
international standards that enables to systematize all
measurable aspects of hip fractures healthcare, as well as
the organization of institutions and the training of healthcare
teams.
At the same time, it simplifies the management of required
resources to provide healthcare to patients.
Argentine Hip Fracture Registry® (HFR)
.
El The Pasos Program® is on the basis of the Argentine Hip Fracture Registry®, a computerized system based on international standards that enables to systematize all measurable aspects of hip fractures healthcare, as well as the organization of institutions and the training of healthcare teams.
At the same time, it simplifies the management of required resources to provide healthcare to patients.
HFR® Features
100% onlineSimple and user-friendly interfaceCollaborative structureIntelligent and up-to-dateCompatible with other systemsTechnical support and online supportData security and protection
100% online
accessible from any device
Simple and user-friendly interface
translation strategy between coding systems
Collaborative structure
access for multiple users within the same environment
Intelligent and up-to-date
real time data, reports and periodic alarms according to specific patterns
Compatible with other systems
can be used on its own or in combination with other registries.
Technical support and online support
can be monitored by users themselves
Data security and protection
The Hip Fracture Registry is signed up in the National Registry of Data Bases and complies with quality and information
security policies, in accordance with the Law of Personal Data Protection of Argentina (25.326).
Endorsements
The Argentine Hip Fracture Registry® was developed by Fundación
Trauma. It has the scientific endorsement of the entities that integrate
the Argentine Network of Hip Fracture in the Elderly (RAFCA) and the
technical and financial support of Fundación Navarro Viola.
Entities members of RAFCA
Argentine Association of Osteology and Mineral Metabolism (AAOMM)
Argentine Association of Orthopedics and Traumatology (AAOT)
Argentine Association of Public Health (AASAP)
National Academy of Medicine (ANM)
Metabolic Research Foundation (FIM)
Argentine Society of Geriatrics and Gerontology (SAGG)
Argentine Society of Medicine (SAM)
Argentine Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (SAMFyR)
Argentine Society of General Internal Medicine (SAMIG)
Argentine Society of Osteoporosis (SAO)
Argentine Society of Rheumatology (SAR)
Endorsements
The Argentine Hip Fracture Registry® was developed by Fundación Trauma. It has the scientific endorsement of the entities that integrate the Argentine Network of Hip Fracture in the Elderly (RAFCA) and the technical and financial support of Fundación Navarro Viola.
Entities members of RAFCA
Argentine Association of Osteology and Mineral Metabolism (AAOMM)
Argentine Association of Orthopedics and Traumatology (AAOT)
Argentine Association of Public Health (AASAP)
National Academy of Medicine (ANM)
Metabolic Research Foundation (FIM)
Argentine Society of Geriatrics and Gerontology (SAGG)
Argentine Society of Medicine (SAM)
Argentine Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (SAMFyR)
Argentine Society of General Internal Medicine (SAMIG)
Argentine Society of Osteoporosis (SAO)
Argentine Society of Rheumatology (SAR)
