974 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN NOTTINGHAM HIP FRACTURE SCORE AND FRAILTY IN ELDERLY ACUTE HIP FRACTURE PATIENTS

Abstract Introduction Nottingham Hip Fracture Score (NHFS) is a well validated risk stratification tool that has been shown to predict 30 day mortality in elderly patients with acute hip fractures. A lot of older sustain fractures are frail. The Rockwood Clinical Frailty Scale (CFS) as screen for frailty acutely ill and outcomes patients. aim this study was determine if there any correlation between the NHFS CFS evaluate effect gender on correlation. Method retrospective, cross-sectional analysis carried out admitted January December 2019 single centre trauma orthopaedic unit. Data extracted from anonymized electronic patient records. Patients were included they 60 years above; those less than excluded. missing data excluded analysis. calculated these SPSS 27 IBM software used statistical Baseline characteristics using descriptive statistics spearman’s co-efficient linear regression Results total 268 analysed—65 males 202 females. Mean age 83 (SD 8.5). There statistically significant positive all patients, male female (r = 0.589; p < 0.001, r 0.603; 0.599; 0.001 respectively). Conclusion positively correlated fracture Reference(s) Doherty W.J, Stubbs T.A et al. Prediction Postoperative Outcomes Following Surgery: Independent Validation Recalibration Score. Journal American Medical Directors Association;22(3):663–669.e2.