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collection systems and patient dashboards in the near future. This way, the patient’s data can be sent directly to the prediction model to predict whether the individual patient will reach the Minimal Clinical Important Difference, for example, on the BCTQ
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-energy trauma, such as sport and motor vehicle accidents (57% of cases). The dashboard impact with abrupt posterior relative upper tibial translation is the most common mechanism in vehicle accidents. A fall in hyperflexion is a common cause of injury in
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knee of a passenger striking the dashboard of a motor vehicle (‘dashboard injury’)) or falls from a significant height. Approximately two thirds of patients are young adults, and associated injuries such as acetabular fractures are extremely common. 21
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emergency or delayed treatment. Pathomechanics For posterior dislocations, fracture patterns depend on the position of the limb in the axis of the femur on a hip flexed to 90° during high-energy compression (dashboard injury). It is the degree of
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which includes greater transparency in committee appointments, diversity in committee membership and training on diversity and implicit bias for Academy leaders, volunteers, and staff. A diversity dashboard measures the key recruitment, selection
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article, it is advisable to fix the dorsal lesions first and then the ventral lesions, obviously after removing the ventral EF that was provisionally placed in the ED. In the case of a dorsal dislocation (possible dashboard injury) a bridging external
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trends in respect of a specific category or group of devices. The output could be displayed in a dedicated dashboard and then used not only for scientific analysis but also to inform and assist the expert panels. The aim of this task is to develop a