WHiTE COHORT

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• [Main Study Report] Does performance-based remuneration improve outcomes in the treatment of hip fracture?
• [Cost Utility Analysis] The utilisation and cost of social care after hip fracture: a prospective observational cohort study
• [Cost Utility Analysis] Utilization and costs of formal and informal care, home adaptations, and physiotherapy among older patients with hip fracture
• [Complications] The impact of complications on quality of life and mortality after hip fracture
• [Complications] Risk factors associated with the development of complications after a hip fracture
• [Complications] The risk of complications after hip fracture
• [Complications] Complications following hip fracture: Results from the World Hip Trauma Evaluation cohort study
• [Implant choice] Clinical outcomes following treatment of extracapsular hip fractures with long compared with short cephalomedullary nails
• [Fracture classification] WHiTE Collaborative Investigators.Interpreting and reporting fracture classification and operation type in hip fracture: implications for research studies and routine national audits.
• [Bone Protection] Prescribing and adherence to bone protection medications following hip fracture in the United Kingdom: results from the World Hip Trauma Evaluation (WHiTE) cohort study
• [Validation] Validation of a prospective cohort study of older adults with hip fractures
• [COS] Evaluating recovery following hip fracture: a qualitative interview study of what is important to patients
• [Core Outcome Set] Outcome assessment after hip fracture: is EQ-5D the answer?
• [Core Outcome Set] Developing a core outcome set for hip fracture trials
• [HR-Quality of Life] Baseline quality of life in people with hip fracture: results from the multicentre WHiTE cohort study
• [HR-Quality of Life] Modelling and estimation of health-related quality of life after hip fracture: A re-analysis of data from a prospective cohort study
• [HR-Quality of Life] Recovery of health-related quality of life in a United Kingdom hip fracture population: the Warwick Hip Trauma Evaluation - a prospective cohort study