In the years after critical illness, survivors are more likely to experience disability and
disease. The recognition, prevention and treatment of this is evolving. Loss of bone mass
after critical illness may contribute to disability, because of an increased risk of fracture and
death. This thesis investigates the relationship between critical illness, bone loss, and
fracture, and proposes a study to prevent this from occurring.
History
Principal supervisor
Jamie Cooper
Additional supervisor 1
Mark Kotowicz
Additional supervisor 2
Michael Bailey
Year of Award
2018
Department, School or Centre
Public Health and Preventive Medicine
Additional Institution or Organisation
Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine