One of the most common treatments given after suffering a hip fracture is a partial hip surgical operation, which is the only way out left for specially the weak elderly patients.

One can ultimately die after suffering a broken hip that is basically an initiation of the process of being inflicted with a number health troubles. Almost 15% to 20% of patients give in within a term of one year after suffering a fracture.

Researchers in Canada have been able to find that patients, who are given home care after they undergo a surgery, showed improved after-results than those, who were not given a follow-up care when at home.

This study gauged more than 10,000 patients, where 43% of them were given home care, after they underwent a surgery, and found that such patients had less chances of dying in the initial three months in comparison to those who did not get home care.

Patients, who were given home care support belonged to the younger section of the populace and were given treatment in a teaching hospital.

The team of researchers said that the conclusions of the study were of the suggestion that a lot of fatalities could have been prevented given that the deceased were offered adequate follow-up home care.