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This research aims to explore the perspectives of patients and carers regarding weight-bearing and early mobilization after hip fracture surgery.

February 2, 2026Disability and Rehabilitation0 citationsOpen Access

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Patients’ and carers’ perspectives on unrestricted weight-bearing and early mobilisation after hip fracture surgery in Saudi Arabia: a qualitative study

RTRuqayyah TurabiKing's College London LKLisa KuramotoVancouver Coastal Health MOM D L O’ConnellKing's College London

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This research aims to explore the perspectives of patients and carers regarding weight-bearing and early mobilization after hip fracture surgery.
Conducted qualitative interviews with patients and carers
Analyzed perspectives on weight-bearing and mobilization instructions
Assessed communication strategies used by clinicians
Identified gaps in understanding weight-bearing guidelines
Highlighted the importance of timely and consistent instructions
Emphasized the need for inclusive communication to enhance patient confidence

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To support adherence to weight-bearing and mobilisation instructions, clinicians should provide timely, consistent prescriptions aligned with evidence-based guidance. Communication must be inclusive to support understanding, confidence, and autonomy among patients and carers.

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Patients’ and carers’ perspectives on unrestricted weight-bearing and early mobilisation after hip fracture surgery in Saudi Arabia: a qualitative study

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