- recruiting
Buried versus exposed wires in hand and wrist fractures
This study looks at the best way to use wires (K-wires) to fix broken hand or wrist bones. It compares leaving the wire ends outside the skin versus burying them underneath to see which method leads to fewer infections and if there's a difference in healing.
United Kingdom · England · Scotland - completed
Physical activity patterns after knee arthroplasty: recovery of physical activity after knee replacement surgery
This study looks at how physical activity changes before and after knee replacement surgery. Researchers want to study movement data that people already tracked on their smartwatches, fitness bands, or smartphones. The goal is to help future patients know what kind of recovery and mobility to expect after surgery.
United Kingdom · England - recruiting
Musculoskeletal conditions in underserved communities
This study looks into common pain conditions like arthritis in communities that are often overlooked. Researchers want to understand why more people in these areas suffer from pain and how to better help them. It involves surveys and interviews to gather important information and improve healthcare.
United Kingdom · England - not yet recruitingNA
ROHKEA: Virtual Reality Therapy 12-week Programme for Chronic Pain
This study looks at how a 12-week virtual reality (VR) program called ROHKEA can help people in the UK manage their ongoing muscle and joint pain from home. It aims to see if VR therapy can make a difference in their lives.
United Kingdom - recruiting
Are We Providing Timely Access to Musculoskeletal Outpatient Therapy Services? an Exploratory Study
This study looks at how waiting times for NHS musculoskeletal (MSK) therapy in Wales affect people. It aims to understand if the current 14-week target is truly effective and to hear directly from patients about their experiences while waiting for help with bone, joint, or muscle problems.
United Kingdom