A national survey to explore clinical data and outcome measure collection, storage, and use, within prosthetic rehabilitation services during implementation of the National Health Service England microprocessor controlled prosthetic knee clinical commissioning policy.

Ostler, Chantel; McGrath, Mike; Jones, Amy; Sullivan, John; Dickinson, Alex

doi:10.1097/PXR.0000000000000527

A national survey to explore clinical data and outcome measure collection, storage, and use, within prosthetic rehabilitation services during implementation of the National Health Service England microprocessor controlled prosthetic knee clinical commissioning policy.

2026-03-11, Prosthetics and orthotics international (10.1097/PXR.0000000000000527) (online)
Chantel Ostler, Mike McGrath, Amy Jones, John Sullivan, and Alex Dickinson (?)

Routine health care data remain underused for enhancing care quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness, and for research. Little is known about data collection and outcome measurement (OM) in English prosthetic services. This insight could inform health care quality improvement and future nationwide data initiatives.

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A national survey to explore clinical data and outcome measure collection, storage, and use, within prosthetic rehabilitation services during implementation of the National Health Service England microprocessor controlled prosthetic knee clinical commissioning policy.