Patient Watch · Knee registry proposal

Knee registry model: recovery tracking, then light annual follow-up

We are working with knee surgeons to design a knee registry that stays light in clinic and simple at home, with one shared PROM schedule to year five across arthroplasty, sports, and patellofemoral care. Surgeons keep setup fast and evidence usable; patients get familiar forms, nudges, and a clearer view of recovery.

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Surgeons

Minimal Admin

Add follow-up in seconds: scan, send, done. No clipboard queue in the room.

  • QR Code = Saved Clinic Time
  • 85% Engagement = Audit Ready Data
  • 9/10 would recommend = Happy Patients
Patients

Maximum Engagement

Familiar PROMs on their own phone, with live charts after every touchpoint.

  • See Recovery in Realtime
  • Smart Reminders = 85% Engagement
  • Personalised Care = 9/10 would recommend
Evidence

Right tools, publishable curves

OKS, IKDC, or Kujala plus EQ-5D on schedule. Light follow-up to year 5, then stop. Honest recovery and durability for prognosis, audit, and manuscripts.

Patients (12 mo)
233patients

Quality of Life

+25%

Average EQ-5D-5L score increased at 12m

Treatment Satisfaction

87%

Percentage satisfied or very satisfied at 12m

New operation rate

3.9%

Percentage who received further treatment within 24m

Oxford Knee Score (example recovery)

Timing12 mo
Patients233

Oxford Knee Total40/48
Pain21/28
Function19/20

Example analytics for proposal pages, not live Patient Watch data.

Schedules by pathway

Each row is the PROM pack for that visit. Grouped rows share the same forms at each timepoint in the band. Return to sport applies on the IKDC track only. No routine follow-up after year 5.

Arthroplasty

The Oxford Knee Score is the standard patient-reported measure for knee arthroplasty: pain, function, and ordinary activities after primary, revision, or partial replacement.

Primary and revision total knee replacement Unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement

Sports & soft tissue

IKDC subjective knee is widely used in sports medicine: symptoms, sport and daily function after ligament, meniscal, cartilage, and multi-ligament knee procedures.

ACL and other ligament surgery Meniscal repair or meniscectomy Cartilage procedures Multi-ligament and soft-tissue stabilisation

Patellofemoral

The Kujala anterior knee pain scale fits patellofemoral pathways: pain and function around the kneecap after instability surgery, realignment, or isolated patellofemoral joint replacement.

Patellofemoral instability and anterior knee pain MPFL and tuberosity realignment Isolated patellofemoral arthroplasty