Background and Objectives: Geriatic patients with
hip fracture is one of the common causes of injuryrelated
complication, morbidity and mortality if
inappropriate care. The development of
multidisciplinary care were effectiveness for geriatric
hip fracture more securely.
Methods: The research and development study was
conducted in participants who had geriatric hip
fracture and admitted to the orthopaedic department
of Saraburi Hospital from February 2017 to January
2019. A purposive sampling of 124 patient for
retrospective and 124 patient for prospective group
were recruited for the study. Both groups were
evaluated for age, gender, type of fracture , and
treatment. Descriptive statistics, Independent t-test
and Chi-Square were used to analyze data.
Results: The results showed the prospective group
had time from admission to surgery was 5.9±2 days
(retrospective group 11.1±4), the length of stay in
hospital was 14.5±4 days (retrospective group 21.2±5)
then followed up of 1 year mortality rate was
measured to be 9.6% (retrospective group 17.7% )
less than the retrospective group with statistic
significantly. (p<0.05)
Conclusions: Multidisciplinary care development
were effectiveness for decreased morbidity and
mortality rate in geriatric hip fracture.