International Orthopaedic Multicenter Study in Fracture Care: Coordinating a Large-Scale Multicenter Global Prospective Cohort Study.
International Orthopaedic Multicenter Study in Fracture Care: Coordinating a Large-Scale Multicenter Global Prospective Cohort Study.
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国际骨科骨折护理多中心研究：协调大规模多中心全球前瞻性队列研究。
DOI：
10.1097/bot.0000000000001287
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
INORMUSInvestigators
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作者：
Sprague,Sheila;McKay,Paula;Li,ChuanSilvia;Ivers,Rebecca;Moroz,PaulJ;Jagnoor,Jagnoor;Bhandari,Mohit;Miclau,Theodore;INORMUSInvestigators
传统上，骨科创伤文献主要是小型研究，主要是单中心倡议。最近，由于骨科界接受了循证医学的概念和对高质量研究的需求以指导临床实践，因此出现了向更大规模、多中心研究的范式转变。国际骨科骨折治疗多中心研究是一项在非洲、亚洲和拉丁美洲开展的大型多中心国际队列研究。这是全球骨科创伤领域首次进行这种规模的研究。骨折护理研究的国际骨科多中心研究提供了一个机会，形成新的国际合作关系，并开发新的研究能力和全球合作关系，这将为未来的研究提供基础，在损伤预防和management.Levels的证据：四。全球研究骨科创伤传统上，骨科创伤文献一直占主导地位的小型研究，主要是企业中心的举措。最近，由于骨科界接受了循证医学的概念和对高质量研究的需求以指导临床实践，因此出现了向更大规模、多中心研究的范式转变。这一转变促进了创伤骨科界新的国际合作关系，并建立了能够进行大型国际研究的研究网络。然而，到目前为止，这些研究计划中相对较少包括北美，欧洲和澳大利亚以外的研究者和临床中心，或者解决了我们在全球范围内与肌肉骨骼损伤相关的预后和结局知识的差距。
Traditionally, the orthopaedic trauma literature has been dominated by small studies that were largely single-center initiatives. More recently, there has been a paradigm shift toward larger, multicenter studies because the orthopaedic community embraced the concepts of evidence-based medicine and the need for high-quality research to guide clinical practice. The International Orthopaedic Multicenter Study in Fracture Care is a large multicenter international cohort study in musculoskeletal trauma in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. This is the first study of this magnitude within the global orthopaedic trauma community. The International Orthopaedic Multicenter Study in Fracture Care study has provided an opportunity to form new international collaborative relationships and to develop new research capacity and global collaborative relationships that will provide the foundation for future studies in injury prevention and management.Levels of Evidence:IV.GLOBAL RESEARCH IN ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMATraditionally, the orthopaedic trauma literature has been dominated by small studies that were largely singlecenter initiatives. More recently, there has been a paradigm shift toward larger, multicenter studies because the orthopaedic community embraced the concepts of evidence-based medicine and the need for high-quality research to guide clinical practice. This shift has fostered new international collaborative relationships within the orthopaedic trauma community and the establishment of research networks capable of conducting large international studies. However, to date, relatively few of these research initiatives have included investigators and clinical centers outside of North America, Europe, and Australia or have addressed the gap in our knowledge regarding prognosis and outcomes associated with musculoskeletal injuries on a global scale.