First Records Captured

In a significant milestone for healthcare innovation and patient care, we are thrilled to announce the successful capture of the first records in the Fragility Fracture Registry as of March 2022. This pivotal moment marks the beginning of a new chapter in our quest to revolutionize the management and treatment of fragility fractures, conditions that have long needed a spotlight in global health discussions.

The journey to this point has been one of dedication, innovation, and relentless pursuit of excellence. First proposed in January 2018, the Fragility Fracture Registry emerged from a vision to create a comprehensive database that could inform and transform the way healthcare providers approach these often life-altering injuries. While the vision was clear from the outset, it wasn’t until February 2021 that the wheels truly began to turn, with teams across disciplines coming together to breathe life into this ambitious project.

The intervening months saw a flurry of activity, from the development of robust data collection tools to the establishment of protocols designed to ensure the integrity and privacy of patient information. It was a period of intense work, characterized by both the challenges and triumphs that accompany groundbreaking initiatives.

Today, as we reflect on the path taken and look forward to the journey ahead, we are filled with a sense of pride and purpose. The capture of the first records is more than a procedural milestone; it represents the collective hope of patients, healthcare providers, and researchers for a future where the impact of fragility fractures on individuals and communities can be significantly reduced.

We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who has played a part in reaching this landmark moment. From the initial proposal to the countless hours of development and implementation, your dedication has been the driving force behind this achievement. As we continue to gather data and insights, we are inspired by the potential to make lasting changes in the lives of those affected by fragility fractures.

Together, we are paving the way for improved outcomes, greater awareness, and a deeper understanding of fragility fractures. This is just the beginning, and we look forward to sharing more milestones and successes as we move forward in this important work.