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Orthopaedic surgeons have worked closely with geriatricians in the management of elderly patients with trauma, predominantly with fractures of the neck of femur, for over 50 years. This collaborative orthogeriatric model of care, pioneered by Devas and Irvine in Hastings in the 1960s, is now practised to some degree in most trauma units in the UK with success.

Should Physicians be Co-Managing Elective Joint Replacements with Orthopaedic Surgeons?