Canadian Family Physician
Implementing a structured osteoporosis management workflow in primary care
By Michelle Greiver, Rita Ha, Lara Rosenberg and 1 others.
Abstract
Managing osteoporosis risk in primary care can be challenging. In 2023, 2 different guidelines were released,[1][1],[2][2] introducing variation in recommendations for fracture risk screening and bone mineral density (BMD) testing, as well as creating uncertainty for clinicians. This article
Keywords
- Bone health and osteoporosis research
- Open access
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