Missed out an ANZHFR Binational Hip Fest 2025? No worries — you can now catch up! 🎉 The recordings from Day 2 (Friday, 7 November) are now live on the ANZHFR website and YouTube channel: 🌐 anzhfr.org/hipfest2025 ▶️ youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… You’ll find all of Friday’s sessions — including the 2025 Golden Hip Awards — ready to watch at your convenience. 📌 Presentation slides are also available on our website. Dive in, share with your teams, and keep the conversations from Hip Fest going! 💙 #HipFest2025 #ANZHFR #HipFractureCare

Femoral nerve block. Educational nirvana from @jeffgadsden. Everything you need to know in 7 minutes: (Wow Jeff these just get better and better, I see why 4000 views in 4 days….😱!)

If you missed the launch of the Irish Hip Fracture Database National Report 2024 or would like to revisit the presentations, the full recording is now available to watch back. 🔗 Watch the launch event: vimeo.com/noca/ihfdreport202… Read the IHFD National Report 2024: noca.ie/documents/ihfd-natio… The event featured national trends, best practice, and improvement work across Ireland and internationally. Thank you to all speakers, attendees and the clinical teams whose work underpins the IHFD. Your contributions continue to strengthen hip fracture care for older adults across Ireland. #IHFD2025 #HipFracture

📣 Calling all acute orthopaedic physiotherapists from Australia, UK and Denmark! We’re supporting a new international study led by Dr Morag Taylor from @UNSW that aims to explore acute orthopaedic physiotherapists’ knowledge/ attitude/ confidence in providing care to people with cognitive impairment after hip fracture. Your insights can help understand rehabilitation access and guide future education and training for physiotherapists. If you’ve provided care to patients in the first week after hip fracture surgery, we’d love to hear from you. Complete a short, anonymous 15–20 minute survey and help shape best practice across Australia and beyond. 🌏💡 To find out more or take part: 👉 Access the study advertisement: lnkd.in/gh5w3btd 👉 Read the Participant Information Statement and/or complete the survey: lnkd.in/g4ydfkyu #ANZHFR #Physiotherapy #Orthopaedics #HipFracture #CognitiveImpairment #Rehabilitation #AgedCare #FallsAndFractures

ANZHFR: Building the Foundation for Better Hip Fracture Care 📊🏥 A recently published manuscript provides a foundational reference for all future research using ANZHFR data, detailing the Registry’s structure, scope, and significance. Since 2015, the ANZHFR has tracked care and outcomes for older adults hospitalised with hip fractures, helping hospitals across Australia and New Zealand benchmark performance and improve patient care. Researchers and collaborators interested in utilising or contributing to ANZHFR data are encouraged to contact the team at clinical@anzhfr.org to support ongoing efforts to enhance hip fracture care and outcomes. 🔗 doi.org/10.1177/112070002513… #HipFractureCare #ANZHFR #ClinicalRegistry #HealthyAgeing #PatientOutcomes

🎙️ New Hipcast Episode Out Now! Balancing Risks: SGLT2s, GLP-1s, and the Hip Fracture Patient In this episode, we dive into one of the most topical challenges in perioperative care: how to safely manage hip fracture patients taking SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists. We’re joined by three leading experts: 👩‍⚕️ Professor Jacqueline Close – Consultant Geriatrician, Prince of Wales Hospital / NeuRA 🩺 A/Prof Katherine Tonks – Endocrinologist, Sydney Endocrinology / St Vincent’s Hospital 💉 Dr Louisa Lowes – Anaesthetist & Director of Perioperative Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital Together, they unpack: ⚙️ How SGLT2i and GLP-1s work, and why they matter perioperatively ⏱️ How these agents influence surgical timing and safety 🤝 Interdisciplinary approaches to reduce complications 📝 Practical take-aways clinicians can apply today A must-listen for anyone involved in hip fracture care! 🎧 Listen now: buzzsprout.com/1739857/episo…

Don't forget to register for the ANZ Falls Prevention Conference in #Sydney 23-25 Nov. Checkout the program! anzfpconference.com.au/ @DrSturnieks @CathieSherr @AnneTiedemann1

‘Don’t forget to connect with the person - ask about them, not just about what is wrong with them’ Listening to Nick and Fleur’s experience was moving and helps us keep the focus on what’s important to people who experience a #hipfracture.

🏆 GOLDEN HIP WINNER! 🏆   We are thrilled to announce the Australian Golden Hip Trophy winner for the Best Overall Performing hospital team is... Prince of Wales Hospital, NSW! 🎉👏 A huge congratulations to all our finalist teams: Canberra Hospital, ACT Concord Hospital, NSW John Hunter Hospital, NSW Northern Beaches Hospital, NSW Prince of Wales Hospital, NSW Robina Hospital, QLD Royal Darwin Hospital, NT The Prince Charles Hospital, QLD The Wollongong Hospital, NSW Westmead Hospital, NSW   Thank you to all the incredible teams working tirelessly to improve outcomes for people with hip fractures across Australia 💙

RT @A_MacLullich: "Have you been having a difficult time?" "Is there anything I can do to help you?" ➡️ Questions to help provide comfort…

RT @ANZHFR: Delirium is a common and serious complication after hip fracture, affecting recovery, mobility, and long-term outcomes. 🧠🦴 At…

Excited 🥳 Huge thanks to everyone involved in the preparation, our amazing line up of guest speakers and everyone who is making the trip and time to attend ⭐️

🦴 New report highlights a missed opportunity in bone health for women 50 Healthy Bones Australia’s latest Community Risk Report – 4th Edition (based on over 126,500 self-assessments) reveals that: ✅40% of people who had a minimal trauma fracture have not had a bone-density test ✅Only 14% of those with such a fracture were taking osteoporosis treatment ✅Nearly half of minimal-trauma fractures occurred in Australians aged 50-69 – well before the “older senior” category ✅98% of respondents had at least one lifestyle risk factor for osteoporosis e.g. low calcium intake, physical inactivity, smoking, or vitamin D deficiency. In response, the Australian Government has committed $700,000 to boost early testing and prevention. 🔍 Key take-aways for our community: ✅A minimal trauma fracture (even a simple fall or bump) should ring alarm bells: it may signal compromised bone strength and warrants further investigation ✅Women over 50 (and men potentially) should ask about bone-density testing, especially if they have risk factors ✅Prevention early detection = fewer fractures, less loss of mobility and independence. 🔗 Read more: healthybonesaustralia.org.au… #ANZHFR #StrongerBones #HipFracturePrevention #BoneHealth

A feeling of loneliness or isolation is commonly reported in people experiencing #delirium. Don't leave them feeling like this. Speak kindly, explain what is happening, involve family.

Thank you @FF_Network for a wonderful congress - a richly rewarding experience learning from international experts & multidisciplinary colleagues, seeing some of the work led in ANZ presented and, of course, meeting some of my idols in the #hipfracture space! 🤩

The ANZHFR are thrilled to be in Porto for the @FF_Network 13th Global Congress. An incredibly valuable afternoon hearing from our international colleagues and hatching plans to forge new partnerships and build on existing collaborations

🎙️🎧✨ Have you caught up on Hipcast yet? We’re celebrating our listeners by sharing the Top 5 most downloaded episodes so far: 1️⃣ Sip Til Send: Minimising fluid fasting times for our patients 2️⃣ Using the Clinical Frailty Scale 3️⃣ Quality of life after hip fracture 4️⃣ Hip Tips: Physiotherapy 5️⃣ Small hospital, big impact: Where to start in a regional Australian hospital 💡 Packed with expert insights, practical tips, and strategies to improve hip fracture care, these episodes are a must-listen! 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite platform: hipcast.buzzsprout.com/ #ANZHFR #Hipcast #HipFracture #FallsPrevention #HealthyAgeing

Delighted to be here 🎉

🧑‍⚕️ Happy World Physiotherapy Day – 8 September 🚶‍♀️ This year’s theme is Healthy Ageing, with a focus on preventing falls and frailty. Falls are one of the biggest health challenges facing older Australians — 1 in 3 people over 65 will experience a fall each year. Sadly, many of these result in hip fractures, which can be life-changing. That’s where physiotherapists step in. Physios are at the heart of falls prevention and hip fracture care — from running exercise programs that build strength and balance, to working on hospital wards, and even responding alongside paramedics in the community. Their role is vital in keeping people safe, mobile, and independent. The @apaphysio recently spotlighted physiotherapist Natalie Davis, who works on the front line with Queensland Ambulance Service to support older people after a fall in their home. Her work shows the real impact physios make in reducing hospital admissions and helping people stay living safely at home. 👉 Read her story here: australian.physio/inmotion/p… On World Physiotherapy Day, let’s celebrate the essential role physios play in preventing falls, reducing hip fracture risk, and supporting healthy ageing for all. #ANZHFR #WorldPTDay #HealthyAgeing #PreventFalls #HipFractureCare #FallsPrevention

💻 Did you miss our #webinar today on the Clinical Care Standards 10th Anniversary Stories of Excellence? 🎤 Representatives from 5 exemplar health services described their challenges and successes in implementing a #CCS Watch at safetyandquality.gov.au/ccs-… #CCS10years #CCSAwards