Clinical use
Use this calculator for hip replacement patient-reported outcome measure in thesurgery workflow. It is decision support and should be interpreted with the patient context, local protocols, and clinician judgment.
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Interpretation
0-48 scale. 0-19 poor, 20-29 fair, 30-39 good, 40-48 excellent. UK/AU/NZ National Joint Registry standard.
Required inputs
- Items
Evidence and limitations
This page cites 1 published reference. Confirm units and inclusion criteria before applying the output; calculators do not replace assessment, escalation, or local policy.
References
- Dawson J et al. J Bone Joint Surg Br 1996;78:185-190
Frequently asked questions
What is the Oxford Hip Score?
Oxford Hip Score is a clinical calculator used for Hip replacement patient-reported outcome measure.
How do I interpret the Oxford Hip Score?
0-48 scale. 0-19 poor, 20-29 fair, 30-39 good, 40-48 excellent. UK/AU/NZ National Joint Registry standard.
What inputs are required for the Oxford Hip Score?
Required inputs include Items.
What is the evidence behind the Oxford Hip Score?
The Oxford Hip Score page cites Dawson J et al. J Bone Joint Surg Br 1996;78:185-190.
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