Decreasing the number of arthroscopies in knee osteoarthritis – a service evaluation of a de-implementation strategy

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RT @BMC_series: This study published in #BMCMusculoSkeletDisord suggested that the conservative care pathway Personalised Knee Improvement…

This study published in #BMCMusculoSkeletDisord suggested that the conservative care pathway Personalised Knee Improvement Programme decreased the number of arthroscopies performed for knee osteoarthritis. https://t.co/mjstTXBzCW https://t.co/Dco7ZqBBIO

RT @STSkou: Time series analysis demonstrates that a non-surgical programme saved 15.4 arthroscopies a month (95% confidence interval 9–21;…

RT @ProfDavidHunter: Providing alternative clinical paths, particularly those targeted towards diet and exercise may be another good way to…

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