Low XXXX Treatment Initiation Rate in @entity1 after Distal Forearm or Proximal Humerus Fracture: A Healthcare Database Nested Cohort Study.

@entity1 @entity171 @entity174 @entity170 @entity460 @entity176 @entity441 @entity560
UNASSIGNED: Treatment initiation rates following @entity174 have often been reported to be low and in recent years numerous programs have been implemented worldwide to increase them. This study aimed at describing @entity170 ( @entity170 ) treatment initiation in a representative sample of @entity1 who were hospitalized for a @entity174 ( @entity174 ) or @entity174 ( @entity174 ) in 2009-2011 in France. The data source was a nationwide sample of 600,000 individuals, extracted from the French National Insurance Healthcare System database. All @entity1 aged 50 years and older who were hospitalized for a @entity174 or @entity174 between 2009 and 2011 and who had not received any @entity170 treatment in the preceding 12 months were included in a retrospective cohort study. @entity170 treatments initiated during the year following the @entity174 were analyzed. From 2009 to 2011, 729 @entity1 were hospitalized for a @entity174 or a @entity174 and 284 were on @entity170 treatment at the time of the @entity174 occurrence. Among the 445 @entity1 who had no prevalent @entity170 treatment, 131 (29.4%) received supplementation treatment only ( @entity560 and/or @entity460 ) and 42 (9.4%) received a pharmacologic @entity170 treatment in the year following their @entity174 . Pharmacological @entity170 treatments included @entity171 (n = 21), @entity176 (n = 14), hormone replacement therapy (n = 4), or @entity441 (n = 3). General practitioners prescribed 75% of initial @entity170 treatments. Despite the guidelines published in 2006 and the numerous initiatives to promote post- @entity174 @entity170 treatment, @entity170 treatment initiation rate in @entity1 who were hospitalized for a @entity174 remained low in 2009-2011 in France.
