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The Orthopaedic Surgical Research Group do health economic analyses of the consequences of changing procedures for orthopaedic surgical patients.

The group commands specialist expertise within cost-of-illness, cost-effectiveness, cost-utility and cost-benefit analyses. Furthermore, the group demands software for decision analysis by means of decision trees or Markov models.

Currently, the group is doing cost-efficacy and cost-effectiveness analyses of the introduction of new post-surgical rehabilitation procedures for patients who have undergone hip or knee ímplant operation.

The health economic analyses are made in a society economic and a class economic perspektive. This is particularly relevant because the Danish health services are split into a primary and a secondary sector. This makes it necessary to examine wheter it is optimal for society to introduce accelerated patient courses. A quick discharge of the patient can be of benefit to the hospital but may be a strain on the patient or the municipality. It is also interesting to know whether a post-surgical effort before a hip or knee replacement is of benefit to the patient and/or the hospital and whether the hospital or the municipality should pay for the new costs.

 
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Publikationer
Exploring Physical Activity During the Discharge Transition Phase in People With Acquired Brain Injury-An Observational Study.
Honoré H, Skovbjerg F, Pedersen AR, Mechlenburg I, Nielsen JF.
Are hip fracture patients with high or low body mass index at higher risk of missed care? A cohort study.
Pedersen NSA, Mechlenburg I, Kristensen PK.
The anatomical location of cystic pseudotumors and muscle atrophy in metal-on-metal resurfacing hip arthroplasty is related to the surgical approach used for implantation. A subgroup analyses of a randomized controlled trial.
Hjorth MH, Mechlenburg I, Soballe K, Rømer L, Jakobsen SS, Stilling M.
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