DOI: https://doi.org/10.36347/sjams.2025.v13i11.008

Pages: 1839-1843

Background: With the intensification of population aging, hip fracture has emerged as a major public health concern jeopardizing the well-being of the elderly population. However, conventional diagnostic and therapeutic paradigms exhibit significant limitations, including disparities in medical resource allocation and inadequate postoperative rehabilitation infrastructure. This systematic review aims to synthesize innovative practices and evidence-based findings within China's hip fracture management landscape over the past five years, with a focus on treatment modalities, surgical advancements, and rehabilitation strategies. Methods: We conducted comprehensive searches across databases including CNKI, Wanfang Medical Network, Springer, and PubMed for clinical studies, technical reports, and epidemiological surveys published between 2020 and 2025. Twenty-one representative articles encompassing key themes such as Multidisciplinary Team collaboration, robotic-assisted surgery, novel biomaterials, and community-based rehabilitation were selected for critical analysis. Results: Current research demonstrates that novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches have yielded substantial breakthroughs in managing geriatric hip fracture patients. The implementation of green channels integrated with the Multidisciplinary Team model has optimized perioperative management, reduced hospital stays, and lowered complication rates. The introduction of robotic-assisted platforms and three-dimensional printing technology has significantly decreased operative duration while enhancing diagnostic and therapeutic precision. Furthermore, the adoption of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery protocols and the development of regional medical networks are progressively enhancing functional recovery outcomes. Conclusion: Hip fracture management in China is advancing toward precision medicine and standardized care. Future endeavors should prioritize strengthening tiered healthcare delivery systems and