Can a web-based osteoporosis lecture increase physician knowledge and improve patient care

Aug 19, 2012

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Background. Osteoporosis is highly prevalentEven following hospitalization for fragility fracture, many patients remain untreatedEffective osteoporosis therapies are available, decreasing fracture rates by ~50%. Study Hypotheses. An on-line lecture will increase physician knowledge about osteopor

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Can a web-based osteoporosis lecture increase physician knowledge and improve patient care

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