Location: All versions of the guidelines are available for download at: http://guidance.nice.org.uk/CG124Description: C646 The full guideline is a large (664 pages) document reviewing the scientific evidence for the clinical and cost-effectiveness of different interventions to manage hip fracture in adults. The guideline begins with an outline of the scope and summary of methods used to review the evidence (Chapters 1–3), followed by a useful overview of the full guideline (Chapter 4). The main body of the guideline is divided into 9 chapters (Chapters 5–13) addressing a range of clinical questions such as imaging options, timing of surgery,

analgesia and surgical procedures. The main sections of interest to physiotherapists are Chapters 11 and 12 which review the evidence for mobilisation strategies (comparing early versus delayed mobilisation, and examining intensity of physiotherapy required) and multidisciplinary management after hip fracture in hospital and in the community. These chapters

are followed by 10 appendices which provide more details on the review protocols, literature search strategies, evidence tables and forest plots, and high priority research recommendations. “
“Latest update: April 2011. Next update: Not indicated. Patient group: Adults with osteoporosis-related health care problems. Intended audience: Physical therapists involved in the management of patients with osteoporosis. Additional

versions: The this website KNGF Guidelines for Physical Therapy in Patients with Osteoporosis consist of the main document and a flowchart, and replace a 2005 version. They are based on the osteoporosis guideline published by the Dutch College of General Practitioners and the multidisciplinary Dutch Guideline on Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention (Osteoporose en Fractuurpreventie).Expert working group: A group of Dutch physical therapists compiled the guidelines, based on the recommendations in the Dutch Guideline on Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention made by a multidisciplinary working party including medical specialists, physical therapists and other health professionals, under the auspices of the Dutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement. Funded by: Not indicated. Consultation with: An expert multidisciplinary Methisazone advisory group of 14, including consumer representatives contributed to this guideline. Approved by: The Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (Koninklijk Nederlands Genootschap voor Fysiotherapie, KNGF). Location: The guidelines are available in English at: https://www.kngfrichtlijnen.nl/654/KNGF-Guidelines-in-English.htm Description: The guidelines consist of a 19-page document presenting recommendations for physical therapists regarding the assessment, diagnostic process and management of people with primary or secondary osteoporosis.