Consultant Fracture Other orthogeriatric Orthopaedic/ orthogeriatrician liaison nurse Lead clinician support specialist nurse (OG) (FLN) 1 WTE 0.5 WTE 1 0 4.5:1000 0 1 (rheumatologist) 2.3:1000 patients patients 1.0 WTE 1 WTE 2 0 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) 2:1000 patients 2:1000 patients 0.1 WTE 1 WTE 3 0 0 0 0.3:1000 patients 3:1000 patients 0.5 WTE 0.5 WTE 0.2 WTE 4 1.3:1000 0 1 (rheumatologist) 1.3:1000 patient 0.5:1000 patients patients 0.6 WTE (trust grade 0.33 WTE 5 orthogeriatrician) 0 0 0 1.5:1000 patients 3.7:1000 patients 0.5 WTE 1 WTE 6 0 0 1 (rheumatologist) 2.1:1000 people 4:1000 patients 0.7 WTE 0.75 WTE 1.8 WTE 7 0 1 (rheumatologist) 1:1000 patients 1:1000 patients 2.6:1000 patients 1 WTE 5 WTE 8 0 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) (1.6:1000 patients) 8:1000 patients 2 (specialist 0.25 WTE 2 WTE nurse-outpatient, 9 0 0 1:1000 patents 8:1000 patients orthopaedic 1.6 WTE 0.9 WTE 1 WTE 2.2 WTE 10 3:1000 1 (rheumatologist) 2:1000 patients 2:1000 patients 4.6:1000 patients patients 0.2 WTE 0.4 WTE 1 WTE 11 1:1000 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) 2.3:1000 patients 5.7:1000 patients patients Table 1 provides the WTEs and proportion of specialist staff per 1000 hip fracture patients at each hospital, including orthogeriatricians, fracture liaison nurses, falls nurses, lead clinicians or ‘osteoporosis champions’. This highlights the differences in staffing levels across hospitals. For
Consultant orthogeriatrician (OG) Other orthogeriatric support Fracture liaison nurse (FLN) Orthopaedic/ specialist nurse Lead clinician 1 0 0.5 WTE 2.3:1000 patients 1 WTE 4.5:1000 patients 0 1 (rheumatologist) 2 1.0 WTE 2:1000 patients 1 WTE 2:1000 patients 0 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) 3 0.1 WTE 0.3:1000 patients 1 WTE 3:1000 patients 0 0 0 4 0.5 WTE 1.3:1000 patient 0.2 WTE 0.5:1000 patients 0.5 WTE 1.3:1000 patients 0 1 (rheumatologist) 5 0.33 WTE 1.5:1000 patients 0.6 WTE (trust grade orthogeriatrician) 3.7:1000 patients 0 0 0 6 0.5 WTE 2.1:1000 people 0 0 1 WTE 4:1000 patients 1 (rheumatologist) 7 0.7 WTE 1:1000 patients 0.75 WTE 1:1000 patients 0 1.8 WTE 2.6:1000 patients 1 (rheumatologist) 8 1 WTE (1.6:1000 patients) 5 WTE 8:1000 patients 0 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) 9 0 0.25 WTE 1:1000 patents 0 2 WTE 8:1000 patients 2 (specialist nurse-outpatient, orthopaedic 10 0.9 WTE 2:1000 patients 1 WTE 2:1000 patients 1.6 WTE 3:1000 patients 2.2 WTE 4.6:1000 patients 1 (rheumatologist) 11 0.4 WTE 2.3:1000 patients 1 WTE 5.7:1000 patients 0.2 WTE 1:1000 patients 0 1 (orthogeriatrician) Table 1 provides the WTEs and proportion of specialist staff per 1000 hip fracture patients at each hospital, including orthogeriatricians, fracture liaison nurses, falls nurses, lead clinicians or ‘osteoporosis champions’. This highlights the differences in staffing levels across hospitals. For
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