Care for a patient with a low -energy context

The management is devoted to the description of various aspects of the organization and implementation of a systemic (holistic) approach to the conduct of elderly patients who have undergone a fracture and includes issues of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions associated with both the fracture itself and with its consequences. The work of a multidisciplinary team consisting of doctors of various specialties is described in detail, but special attention is paid to the work of a nurse. Problems of peri- and postoperative care, osteoporosis and the prevention of repeated fractures, senile asthenia, sarcopenia, fall prevention, rehabilitation after a fracture and many others are highlighted.
The book will be useful to all medical workers involved in the process of assisting elderly people with low -energy fractures: traumatologists, therapists, geriatricians, general practitioners, doctors of osteoporosis centers and reconnaissance prevention services, restoration medicine doctors, and most importantly to nurses