Fig 1.
Flow of participants in the study.
Flow of participants in the study showing number of participants who were assessed at each follow-up, T0—T3. All randomised participants are included in the analysis (n = 143). Recruitment and inclusion were performed in two steps. *Twenty participants were admitted for a second hip fracture within two years and were already participants in a study on orthogeriatric care.
Table 1.
Demographics and baseline clinical characteristics (n = 143).
Fig 2.
Results from the linear mixed model for the primary outcome, Gait Speed, estimated differences in mean gait speed between the interventions (Intervention (I)–Controls (C)), with 95% CI, and for four secondary outcomes (SPPB, Upright time, MMSE, and Nottingham E-ADL).
Table 2.
Estimated between group differences in change for primary and secondary clinical outcomes and costs.
Fig 3.
The cost-effectiveness plane (left, Fig 3A) and cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (right, Fig 3B).