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@WISE_Study23

The WISE randomised superiority trial: Progressive resistance and flexibility exercises versus usual care in adults aged over 50 with a distal radius fracture

 University of Oxford
wise.octru.ox.ac.uk/
Joined April 2023
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It was a marvellous May for @Draft3C, SENTINEL, @TheSPELLStudy, @TheROBUSTStudy and @WISE_Study23 who achieved their best month of recruitment to date! 馃憦 Well done to our teams and thank you to those taking part in our studies. @Oxford_Trauma @SITU_Oxford
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Next we introduce @Oxford_Trauma and their studies that are in set-up and open to recruitment 猬囷笍 @Oxford_Trauma run a number of studies in trauma and emergency care, aiming to deliver better outcomes for patients and more efficient care within healthcare systems. 馃┗馃實
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It was a magnificent March for MILI, OPTIMISE, @PART_Trial, @TheROBUSTStudy, @TheSPELLStudy, @WHITE10LIT and @WISE_Study23 who achieved their best month of recruitment to date! Amazing work & thanks to all taking part in our studies! @OCTO_Oxford @SITU_Oxford @Oxford_Trauma
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It was a fantastic February for BigBOSS, MILI, WHiTE PRESSURE-3, RAMBOH-1, @SARONG_Trial, SCOOT, @TheSPELLStudy and @WISE_Study23 who achieved their best month of recruitment to date! Amazing work teams & thank you to all participating in our studies!
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It鈥檚 great to be involved in some exciting research, treated my first @WISE_Study23 patient today!
Image from Georgie (Lucas) Wistow (@physiogeorgie)
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It was a jolly January for the WHiTE PRESSURE-3 study, @TheROBUSTStudy @WISE_Study23 and @Draft3C who achieved their best month of recruitment to date! Well done to all teams and to all participating in our research. 馃憦 @Oxford_Trauma @SITU_Oxford
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Therapist-supervised exercise compared to usual care advice after distal radius fractures in people aged 50 years and over. The WISE study registered at #ISRCTN by @WISE_Study23 isrctn.com/ISRCTN78953418 #clinicaltrials
Wrist fractures are an extremely common injury, representing about 1 in 5 of all broken bones seen in UK hospitals. After breaking their wrist, people are often provided with basic advice by the person who is treating them about how to get their wrist working again. We would like to find out if giving patients more detailed exercise advice will improve how quickly and how well they recover from a broken wrist. This study will compare two different ways of helping people recover from a broken wrist. The information we gather will provide scientific evidence about the effects of receiving additional sessions with a therapist. As therapy appointments aren鈥檛 always convenient for patients, and it is important to make the best use of NHS time and resources, the WISE study aims to find out if the extra exercise advice helps with recovery.

ALT Wrist fractures are an extremely common injury, representing about 1 in 5 of all broken bones seen in UK hospitals. After breaking their wrist, people are often provided with basic advice by the person who is treating them about how to get their wrist working again. We would like to find out if giving patients more detailed exercise advice will improve how quickly and how well they recover from a broken wrist. This study will compare two different ways of helping people recover from a broken wrist. The information we gather will provide scientific evidence about the effects of receiving additional sessions with a therapist. As therapy appointments aren鈥檛 always convenient for patients, and it is important to make the best use of NHS time and resources, the WISE study aims to find out if the extra exercise advice helps with recovery.

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