Since its inception, the Capture the Fracture® (CTF) programme has focused on driving national-level changes to support secondary fracture prevention.
Issue 6
January 2025
CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE FOR BETTER FRACTURE LIAISON SERVICES
INTERVIEW WITH PROF. MARIA LUISA BRANDI: LEVERAGING DATA TO ENHANCE POST-FRACTURE CARE AND POLICY CHANGE FLS CHAMPIONS SHARE THEIR INSIGHTS GOING FOR GOLD:
+ CAPTURE THE FRACTURE ® SELECTED RESEARCH AND MORE! FRACTURK DATABASE NEW CLINICAL GUIDELINES
GOLD FLS: NADOGAYA FLS, JAPAN
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Thanks to those who contributed to this edition: Prof. Maria Luisa Brandi Badalona Serveis Assistencials Fracture Liaison Service JCHO Tamatsukuri Hospital Fracture Liaison Service Sanatorio Las Lomas Fracture Liaison Service Dr. Wei-Chieh Hung Dr. Salwa Aidarous Prof. Dr. Şansın Tüzün Turkish Osteoporosis Society Prof. Mariela Gencheva Geneva-Popova University Hospital “Sv. Georgi” Fracture Liaison Service
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FOREWORD
Pursuing excellence through real-world data, effective guidelines and service improvements. IOF’s Capture the Fracture® (CTF) programme connects a global network of over 1100 Fracture Liaison Services (FLS), which identify, evaluate, treat, and monitor patients after a fracture. This represents a wealth of real-world data, invaluable for understanding and improving the quality of care worldwide. In this issue of FractureFocus, IOF interviews Prof. M.L. Brandi, chair of the CTF Governance, on the value of gathering real-world data and how analysing such data can lead to improved quality of care and policy change. Quality of care is also illustrated in this issue in our spotlight of the Going for Gold campaign, an initiative recognizing FLS excellence and encouraging
services to meet the highest standards. This campaign exemplifies how fostering excellence translates into better outcomes for patients and healthcare systems. Further topics in this issue include Colombia’s and Saudi Arabia’s new clinical practice guidelines, a new publication on fracture prevention in Taiwan, the national FracTurk initiative in Türkiye and more. Learning from real-world data remains pivotal in advocating for change and strengthening fracture prevention globally. We hope the articles in this issue inspire you and we encourage you to share FractureFocus with colleagues who share the vision of improving care worldwide.
With our best wishes, Dr Philippe Halbout, IOF CEO
Featured Article
With a network of over 1100 FLS, Capture the Fracture ® is the world’s largest network reflecting the state of post-fracture care and secondary fracture prevention. IOF interviewed Professor Maria Luisa Brandi, chair of the Capture the Fracture ® Governance and president of the Osservatorio Fratture da LEVERAGING DATA TO ENHANCE POST- FRACTURE CARE AND POLICY CHANGE INTERVIEW WITH PROF. MARIA LUISA BRANDI:
I’m sure the success of Capture the Fracture ® initiative is already evident and will only shine brighter in the future, providing immense help for everyone—and most of all, for the patients.
Prof. Maria Luisa Brandi, Chair, Capture the Fracture Governance, President of the Osservatorio Fratture da Fragilità (OFF)
04 || Interview with Prof. Maria Luisa Brandi
Fragilità in Italy (OFF), to learn more about the importance of generating data from large networks to improve care and drive policy change.
WATCH THE IOF CAPTURE THE FRACTURE ® INTERVIEW: LEVERAGING DATA TO ENHANCE POST-FRACTURE CARE AND POLICY CHANGE, WITH PROFESSOR MARIA LUISA BRANDI
INTERVIEW WITH PROF. MARIA LUISA BRANDI ON LEVERAGING DATA TO ENHANCE POST- FRACTURE CARE AND POLICY CHANGE
Interview with Prof. Maria Luisa Brandi || 05
Clinical Guideline News
SAUDI ARABIA: SAUDI OSTEOPOROSIS SOCIETY RELEASES UPDATED NATIONAL GUIDELINES
The Saudi Osteoporosis Society has released updated national guidelines to address the growing public health challenge of fragility fractures in Saudi Arabia, which have risen by over 25% from 2019 to 2023 due to an aging population. Despite the availability of safe and effective medications and improvements in treatment rates for osteoporosis in Saudi Arabia, treatment initiation remains suboptimal, with studies showing less than 10% of high-risk patients receiving effective secondary fracture prevention.
TEN-YEAR PROBABILITY OF A MAJOR OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURE IN SAUDI WOMEN BY AGE
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To tackle these issues, the 2023 guideline incorporated the Saudi- specific FRAX model for localised fracture risk assessment, enhanced vitamin D and calcium management
06 || Saudi Osteoporosis Society releases updated national guidelines
strategies, and new treatment options such as romosozumab and sequential therapy. Importantly, they also emphasise establishing Fracture Liaison Services (FLS) to prevent secondary fractures and improve patient care outcomes. While the updated guidelines have been praised for their structured, evidence-based approach and potential to improve osteoporosis care across Saudi Arabia, specific challenges remain in their implementation. Despite these hurdles, the guidelines have been welcomed by policymakers and healthcare professionals, offering hope for reduced osteoporosis- related burdens and alignment with international best practices. READ MORE
Our aim is to ensure that healthcare professionals across the country are equipped with the latest tools and knowledge to improve patient outcomes.
Dr. Salwa Aidarous, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University, Capture the Fracture ® FLS mentor
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COLOMBIA: THE FLS MODEL RECOGNIZED IN NEW NATIONAL CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE
The new clinical practice guideline for the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis in Colombia marks a significant advance in secondary fracture prevention by including the Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) model. The guideline was launched during the Latin American Course on Bone and Muscle Health and the 8th Advanced Osteoporosis Course for Residents hosted by the Colombian Association of Osteoporosis and Mineral Metabolism (ACOMM).
the national guidelines allows us to work more closely on prevention. It’s an opportunity to strengthen the healthcare system, optimize resources, and reduce the impact of osteoporosis on our population.
Dr. Adriana Medina, an FLS Colombia mentor, stated: “Integrating FLS into
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08 || Colombia: New clinical and practice guidelines
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Success Stories
FLS CHAMPIONS SHARE THEIR INSIGHTS GOING FOR GOLD
As the world celebrated the highest level of athletic excellence in Paris during the 2024 Summer Olympics, champions of fracture care worldwide were also performing at gold-medal levels in secondary fracture prevention and osteoporosis management. These champions are the dedicated teams behind the gold-star Fracture Liaison Services (FLS) – post fracture care services that play a critical role in preventing subsequent fractures in patients at highest risk.
To mark this campaign, top- performing FLS services were invited to share their insights about how they deliver gold-standard care. Eighteen of the 120 Gold-level FLS within the CTF network, which comprises more than 1100 FLS worldwide, shared images and inspiring quotes on behalf of their teams.
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10 || Success Stories: Going for Gold campaign
KEY ELEMENTS OF GOLD-STANDARD FLS
Identification and evaluation of all patients who have sustained all types of fractures, including hip, wrist, and vertebral fractures
Assessment within 8 weeks of fracture
Assessment of clinical vertebral fractures as well as opportunistic fractures through radiology
Assessment and treatment reflecting national peer-reviewed guidelines
Multifaceted lifestyle risk factor assessment and investigation into secondary causes of osteoporosis
Falls prevention services
Initiation and review of anti-osteoporosis medication
Communication of assessment and treatment recommendations with primary and secondary care
Follow up with patients within the 1st year and long-term follow up after 1 year
Inclusion of fracture statistics into national fracture databases
IS YOUR FLS ASPIRING TO ATTAIN GOLD-LEVEL STANDARDS? Click here to apply for evaluation or re-evaluation of your FLS through the online Best Practice Framework Questionnaire available.
A NOTE OF THANKS TO PARTICIPATING FLS
We thank the services which have shared their inspiring quotes and wonderful images, which have been featured in three regional articles covering ASIA-PACIFIC , EUROPE , and LATIN AMERICA , and are being disseminated in social media from November 2024 to June 2025.
Your contributions will make a significant impact!
Below, we are pleased to share just a few quotes selected from the 18 contributing FLS:
Our team ensures therapeutic adherence throughout the life of our patients who have already suffered a fragility fracture - to avoid new fractures, and an increase in comorbidities, dependency, fragility and mortality.
Badalona Serveis Assistencials, Badalona, Spain
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We will continue to do our utmost to prevent fragility fractures due to osteoporosis in the local community - in support of their vibrant and healthy futures.
JCHO Tamatsukuri Hospital, Matsue, Japan
The experience has been extremely rewarding, as we have significantly reduced the incidence of second and third fractures among the patients participating in the FLS.
Sanatorio Las Lomas, Buenos Aires, Argentina
By emphasizing personalized interventions, we strive to not only enhance the immediate recovery of patients but also to safeguard their long- term health and mobility.
Thailand Police General Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand
OF THE SWISS/ALPS FLS NETWORK FOURTH MEETING
On October 25th, the Swiss/Alps FLS Network convened for the 4th consecutive year. Participants shared innovations and solutions to challenges they implemented in their FLS in the past year. Guest lectures included quality improvement experience from Norway, the trauma surgeon perspective from FFN-CH, and updates from IOF and the Swiss AgO.
The Swiss FLS Network grew by an impressive 30% since the previous meeting, attesting to the ever-growing momentum for post-fracture care in Switzerland.
FLS Coordinators and staff gathered in Bern for the 4 th annual Swiss/Alps FLS Network meeting
14 || Success Stories: Fourth Meeting of the Swiss/Alps FLS network
FIRST FLS FROM BULGARIA CTF WELCOMES
The Capture the Fracture® (CTF) programme had the pleasure of welcoming the first FLS from Bulgaria to the Map of Best Practice, making Bulgaria the 60 th country to the join the Network. IOF interviewed the team from the Fracture Liaison Service to learn more about their service and the post- fracture care landscape in Bulgaria.
We are a team from the Rheumatology Clinic at the
University Hospital “Sv. Georgi” Plovdiv. As specialists in the field of rheumatology, our team not only assesses and treats, but also monitors the condition of patients after a fracture. We also work together with our colleagues from the hospital - orthopedists, endocrinologists, physiotherapists.
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FLS team at the University Hospital “SV. Georgi” in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
FRACTURK DATABASE STANDARDISING OSTEOPOROSIS CARE IN TÜRKIYE
Fragility fractures are a growing public health concern in Türkiye, with significant health and financial implications. To address this, the Turkish Osteoporosis Society (TOS) launched the FracTurk Database in November 2023. This national initiative aims to standardize osteoporosis care by coordinating Fracture Liaison Services (FLS) across the country and improving treatment protocols.
information, providing a comprehensive system for managing osteoporosis and related fractures. POSITIVE FEEDBACK DESPITE INITIAL HURDLES FracTurk has faced challenges, including data standardization, integration with hospital systems, and ensuring equitable access in underserved regions. Despite these hurdles, 24 centres are now using the database, with positive feedback highlighting its clinical decision-support tools and culturally adapted features.
The database integrates patient demographics, clinical histories, diagnostic data, and follow-up
16 || Success Stories: Fracturk Database
While no formal studies have been conducted, preliminary observations suggest that FracTurk is enhancing patient care and operational efficiency, advancing quality of osteoporosis management in Türikye. To learn more about FracTurk’s features, challenges, and future plans for international collaboration and advanced analytics, READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.
The FracTurk Database shows great promise in improving post- fracture care and advancing the effectiveness of FLS centres in Türkiye.
Prof. Dr. Şansın Tüzün, faculty member at İstanbul University – Cerrahpaşa, and president of the Turkish Osteoporosis Society
Policy and Advocacy
Taiwan’s super-aging society is facing a projected 170% increase in fragility fractures between 2010 and 2035. A new report by leading Taiwanese experts outlines five key actions to address this challenge: prioritizing fragility fractures in healthcare with additional funding for post-fracture care and DXA diagnostic testing; expanding coverage of osteoporosis treatment to include primary prevention for at-risk individuals; increasing the deployment of FLS for better screening and treatment; promoting public education on bone health; and ensuring robust data collection to assess the burden of fractures and the cost-effectiveness of interventions. IN TAIWAN SOLUTIONS FOR FRACTURE PREVENTION
Around 75% of patients at risk of fragility fractures do not receive any treatment for osteoporosis (...) this is a tragedy given the serious consequences of fractures.
Dr. Wei-Chieh Hung, Director, Division of Preventive Medicine, Department of Family Medicine, E-Da Hospital, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; leader of the E-Da Hospital Fracture Liaison Service
READ MORE
18 || Solutions for fracture prevention in Taiwan
Selected Research
SELECTED RESEARCH FROM THE CAPTURE THE FRACTURE ® NETWORK
Below is a selection of recently published research about FLS, secondary fracture prevention, and the CTF Network.
CTF NETWORK SELECTED RESEARCH Olmo-Montes F. J. et al. Actions to Improve the Secondary Prevention of Fragility Fractures in Women with Postmenopausal Osteoporosis: A Social Return on Investment (SROI) Study. READ MORE Clark P. et al. Incidence of secondary fractures after implementation of different models of FLS secondary prevention programs: Scoping review. READ MORE Yoel U. et al. The impact of a fracture liaison service with in-hospital anti-osteoporosis treatment on subsequent hip fracture and mortality rates—a single-center retrospective study. READ MORE Gondo G. et al. Impact of the guidance on fracture Liaison Services and the introduction of a new fee for secondary fracture prevention in Japan: Implementation of secondary fracture prevention during hospitalization for fragility fractures. READ MORE Temel M-H. et al Enhancing comprehension and fostering involvement in the fracture liaison services system in Türkiye: a call for action. READ MORE de Bruin I.J.A. et al. Systematic evaluation of abdominal aortic calcification in patients with a recent clinical fracture visiting the Fracture Liaison Service. READ MORE Leyan S. et al. Decreased mortality in patients with fragility fracture of a fracture liaison service coordinated by Chile’s first nurse practitioner. READ MORE Tahmasbi F. et al. An insight for Fracture Liaison Service implementation: a qualitative study from a developing country. READ MORE Conlon B., O’Brien H., Clarke V. The development and implementation of a digital platform in a fracture liaison service. READ MORE
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WEBINAR PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURES: THE NEXT FRAGILITY FRACTURE EPIDEMIC Capture the Fracture ® BoneCast
PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURES: THE NEXT FRAGILITY FRACTURE EPIDEMIC
View the recording of this recent Capture the Fracture ® webinar with speaker Prof. Neil Binkley and moderator Prof. Julien Paccou. The webinar gives an informative overview of periprosthetic fractures and the diagnosis of clinical
osteoporosis in routine orthopaedic care, providing insights into how pre-operative bone health assessment can be integrated into, and optimized within, elective orthopaedic surgical practice.
View the latest CTF Webinar || 21
New Members
WELCOME TO THE CAPTURE THE FRACTURE ® NETWORK
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1094 FLS
60 countries
11 years
After the fourth quarter of 2024, the Capture the Fracture® network included 1094 FLS from 60 countries.
If your FLS is not yet part of the CTF Network, or if you’d like to refer a colleague, find out how to join today!
We proudly welcomed the following FLS to the CTF Network:
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NEW MEMBERS - 4 TH QUARTER OF 2024
FLS
CITY
COUNTRY
Az Jan Palfijn Gent
Gent
Belgium
Clinica Ortopédica Brooklin Olvz Aalst (Will Become Azorg In 4/25) Cortrel - Clínica Ortopédica Leblon Creb - Centro De Reumatologia E Ortopedia Cot - Clinica Ortopédica Tatuapé
São Paulo Aalst Rio De Janeiro Rio De Janeiro São Paulo
Brazil Belgium Brazil
Brazil Brazil
Hospital Das Forças Armadas
Brasília
Brazil Brazil Brazil Bulgaria
Hospital Unimed Regional Jau Hospital Do Servidor Público Estadual
Jau São Paulo Plovdiv
Umhat Sv.Georgi Plovdiv Anhui Provincial Hospital ( 中国科学技术大学附属第一医院（安徽省立医院 )
Hefei City
China
China
Bei Jing Yan Hua Yi Yuan ( 北京燕化医院 )
Beijing
Beijing Anzhen Hospital Capital Medical University
Beijing
China
Beijing Haidian Hospital
China
Beijing Beijing
Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital
China
Changzhou Wujin Chinese Medicine Hospital ( 常州市武进中医医院 )
Changzhou City
China
First Hospital of Zhejiang ( 浙江大学医学院附属浙江医院 )
Hangzhou
China
Guizhou Univ. of TCM No.2 Hospital ( 贵州中医药大学第二附属医院 ) Hubei Provincial Hospital Of Integrated Chinese And Western Medicine Inner Mongolia People’s Hospital ( 内蒙古自治区人民医院 )
China
Guiyang City
China
Wuhan
China
Hohhot City
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FLS
CITY
COUNTRY
Jiangyin City Jining City
China China
Jiangyin People’s Hospital (江阴市人民医院) Jining First People’s Hospital ( 济宁市第一人民医院 )
Kunshan Hospital Of Chinese Medicine ( 昆山市中医医院 )
Kunshan
China
Nanjing
China
Nanjing No.1 Hospital ( 南京市第一医院 )
Nantong First People’S Hospital Ningbo No.2 Hospital Northern Jiangsu People’s Hospital
Nantong City Ningbo City Yangzhou City
China China China
Peking University First Hospital
Beijing
China
Peking University People’s Hospital Orthopaedics Department Qilu Hospital Of Shandong University Shandong First Med. Univ. No.2 Hosp ( 山东第一医科大学第二附属医院 ) Shandong Yiyuan Health Group Xinwen Central Hospital ( 山东颐养健康集团新汶中心医院 ) Shuangliu County No.1 People’s Hospital ( 成都市双流区第一人民医院/四川大学华西空港医院 ) Suzhou No.9 People’s Hospital ( 苏州市第九人民医院 ) Suzhou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (苏州市中医医院 )
Beijing
China
Jinan
China
Tai’an City
China
Tai’an City
China
Chengdu City
China
Suzhou City
China
Suzhou City
China
Tai’An Central Hospital Affiliated To Qingdao University
Tai’an City
China
The First Affiliated Hospitalof Chongqing Medical University The First Affiliation Hospital Of Zhengzhou University The Second Affiliated Hospital Of Inner Mongolia Medical University The 2nd Affiliated Hospital Of Harbin Medical University
Hohhot
China
Harbin
China
Chongqing
China
Zhengzhou City
China
The People’S Hospital Of Liaoning Province
Shenyang City
China
The Second Norman Bethune Hospital Of Jilin University
Changchun City
China
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FLS
CITY
COUNTRY
The Second People’s Hospital Of Changzhou
Changzhou City
China
Wuhan
China China
Wuhan First Hospital ( 武汉市第一医院 )
Wuxi Ninth People‘S Hospital
Wuxi City
Xiaoshan First People’s Hospital ( 杭州市萧山区第一人民医院 )
Hangzhou
China
Yanbian University Hospital (Yanbian Hospital)
Yanji City
China
Yixing People‘s Hospital
Yixing City
China
Zhangjiagang First People’s Hospital ( 张家港市第一人民医院 )
Zhangjiagang City Zhangjiagang City
China
Zhangjiagang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine ( 张家港市中医医院 )
China
Asl Salerno Distretto 64 Eboli
Eboli
Italy
Careggi University Hospital
Florence
Italy Italy
Ospedale Multimedica San Giuseppe
Milano
Aizawa Hospital
Nagano
Japan
Akita Rosai Hospital ( 独立行政法人労働者健康安全機構 秋田労災病院 )
Akita Prefecture
Japan
Aomori City Hospital
Aomori Prefecture
Japan
Athome Omotesando Clinic ( アットホーム表参道クリニック )
Tokyo
Japan
Fukuoka Seisyukai Hospital
Fukuoka Pref.
Japan
Iryo Hojin Shadanseireikai Matsudo Orthopedic Surgical Clinic ( 医療法人社団青嶺会松戸整形外科病院 )
Chiba Prefecture
Japan
Ibaraki Prefecture
Japan Japan
JA Mito Kyodo Hospital ( 水戸協同病院 )
Fukuoka Prefecture
Kawasaki Hospital ( 川崎病院 )
Shizuoka Prefecture
Japan
Kobayakawa Orthopedic & Rheumatologic Clinic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Hospital ( 竜操整形外科病院 ) Sannohe Central Hospital Surgical Clinic ( 医療法人社団青嶺会松戸整形外科病院 )
Okayama Prefecture
Japan
Aomori Prefecture
Japan
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FLS
CITY
COUNTRY
Ehime Prefecture
Japan
Watanabe Hospital ( 渡辺病院 ) Yamamoto ・ Maeda Memorial Maeda Hospital Surgical Clinic ( 医療法人社団青嶺会松戸整形外科病院 )
Tokyo
Japan
Kedah Medical Centre
Alor Setar
Malaysia Portugal Malaysia Singapore
Centro Hospitalar Universitário De Santo António Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital Tan Tock Seng Hospital
Porto Kuantan Singapore Seoul Incheon Manresa Palma De Mallorca Castellón Sabadell
Nowon Eulji Medical Center Inha University Hospital Althaia Manresa
South Korea South Korea Spain
Hospital La Plana
Spain
Hospital Quirónsalud Palmaplanas
Spain
Parc Taulí University Hospital
Spain
Dalin Township, Chiayi County
Dalin Township Public Health Center
Taiwan
Dr.Orthealth Clinic
Tainan
Taiwan
Minxiong Township Health Center Lucao Township Public Health Center
Chiayi County Chiayi County
Taiwan Taiwan
Puzi City Health Center
Chiayi County
Taiwan
Xiokou Township Public Health Center
Chiayi County
Taiwan
Yijhu Township Public Health Center
Chiayi County
Taiwan
Zhuqi Township Public Health Center Thong Nhat Hospital
Chiayi County Ho Chi Minh City
Taiwan Vietnam
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Resources for your Clinic
GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES FOR EUROPEAN FLS WEBINAR:
We invite you to share the recording of our recent webinar with your European colleagues! The webinar discusses international standards for post-fracture care, the importance of the CTF Best Practice Framework (BPF) evaluation in improving an FLS, and the many CTF resources and support available for FLS in Europe.
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