FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2903653641> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2903653641 endingPage "e184824" @default.
• W2903653641 startingPage "e184824" @default.
• W2903653641 abstract "<h3>Importance</h3> Numerous studies have demonstrated that long-term outcomes after orthopedic trauma are associated with psychosocial and behavioral health factors evident early in the patient’s recovery. Little is known about how to identify clinically actionable subgroups within this population. <h3>Objectives</h3> To examine whether risk and protective factors measured at 6 weeks after injury could classify individuals into risk clusters and evaluate whether these clusters explain variations in 12-month outcomes. <h3>Design, Setting, and Participants</h3> A prospective observational study was conducted between July 16, 2013, and January 15, 2016, among 352 patients with severe orthopedic injuries at 6 US level I trauma centers. Statistical analysis was conducted from October 9, 2017, to July 13, 2018. <h3>Main Outcomes and Measures</h3> At 6 weeks after discharge, patients completed standardized measures for 5 risk factors (pain intensity, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, alcohol abuse, and tobacco use) and 4 protective factors (resilience, social support, self-efficacy for return to usual activity, and self-efficacy for managing the financial demands of recovery). Latent class analysis was used to classify participants into clusters, which were evaluated against measures of function, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, and self-rated health collected at 12 months. <h3>Results</h3> Among the 352 patients (121 women and 231 men; mean [SD] age, 37.6 [12.5] years), latent class analysis identified 6 distinct patient clusters as the optimal solution. For clinical use, these clusters can be collapsed into 4 groups, sorted from low risk and high protection (best) to high risk and low protection (worst). All outcomes worsened across the 4 clinical groupings. Bayesian analysis shows that the mean Short Musculoskeletal Function Assessment dysfunction scores at 12 months differed by 7.8 points (95% CI, 3.0-12.6) between the best and second groups, by 10.3 points (95% CI, 1.6-20.2) between the second and third groups, and by 18.4 points (95% CI, 7.7-28.0) between the third and worst groups. <h3>Conclusions and Relevance</h3> This study demonstrates that during early recovery, patients with orthopedic trauma can be classified into risk and protective clusters that account for a substantial amount of the variance in 12-month functional and health outcomes. Early screening and classification may allow a personalized approach to postsurgical care that conserves resources and targets appropriate levels of care to more patients." @default.
• W2903653641 created "2018-12-22" @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5004624190 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5008220722 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5009055035 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5010247255 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5010414072 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5012497170 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5018395081 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5018511013 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5025352689 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5026119495 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5026182653 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5026512971 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5027061296 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5027379255 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5028193922 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5029494445 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5032773956 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5036313125 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5036923925 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5037338275 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5040579656 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5044977276 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5045667184 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5047172891 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5048816294 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5050567477 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5053705234 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5053963284 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5054251097 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5055800262 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5056447624 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5057450037 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5060297778 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5060545788 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5064390973 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5067818367 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5070200052 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5070920471 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5071543381 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5071891901 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5073640551 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5075241970 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5075666212 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5076895287 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5080009669 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5080787794 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5081609706 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5082646209 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5082874885 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5084179156 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5085852638 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5086252364 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5086428963 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5090208661 @default.
• W2903653641 creator A5090438919 @default.
• W2903653641 date "2019-02-20" @default.
• W2903653641 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2903653641 title "Association Between 6-Week Postdischarge Risk Classification and 12-Month Outcomes After Orthopedic Trauma" @default.
• W2903653641 cites W130646401 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W169735066 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1957937187 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1969601658 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1977617447 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1980670072 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1980947461 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1987359811 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W1997232588 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2007856613 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2012099970 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2014403073 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2022249552 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2031995046 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2044055579 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2044861245 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2047559973 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2049483565 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2052990536 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2062262568 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2067432553 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2070820116 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2081381051 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2082206651 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2090330784 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2093065590 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2096203135 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2104258796 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2108173090 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2109715859 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2110775302 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2111064402 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2118919126 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2129087334 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2131946459 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2132322340 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2136633491 @default.
• W2903653641 cites W2151332754 @default.

• next