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Hip Sprint in numbers

Hip Sprint local is the CSP’s project aimed at helping members implement hip fracture standards into their work

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Hip Sprint in numbers

Here’s some facts and figures about the programme.

  • 7 CSP standards
  • 11 hubs – 230 participants*
  • 10 events – 168 delegates*
  • 2 professional networks collaborate with the CSP in Hip Sprint Local (ATOCP and AGILE)
  • 177 acute trusts in England and Wales participate in the National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD)
  • 90% of acute trusts have a registered physio as part of their hip fracture governance teams
  • 30% of acute trusts ensure patients with hip fracture are seen by a registered physio by the day after surgery
  • 39% of acute trusts provide physiotherapy-led rehab of hip fracture over full seven day services
  • Hip Sprint 1 in 2017 was the largest audit of UK physiotherapy practice 580 physios took part in Hip Sprint 1 – collecting data on 7,000+ hip fracture patients

Did you know?

  • Hip fracture is the most common fragility fracture
  • Weekend hip fracture rehabilitation sessions are shorter than weekday sessions and involve fewer staff
  • Hip fracture costs the NHS £2bn per year
  • 6.7% of people will die within 30 days of having a hip fracture
  • 2/3 of people return home to their original place of residence by 120 days after hip fracture
  • 68% of patients on average get up out of bed on the first day after hip fracture surgery
  • 9.4% of patients can’t get out of bed after surgery because of poor pain control or low blood pressure

References:

*number as at 18 November

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