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Figure 1: Selection and flow of patients through the study. R = randomization.
Figure 2: Unadjusted and adjusted likelihood of receiving osteoporosis testing and treatment within 6 months after a wrist fracture among 137 patients randomly assigned to the intervention group (patient education, physician reminder about patient's risk of osteoporosis and physician receipt of evidence-based treatment guidelines) and 135 patients assigned to control group (usual care). RR = relative risk, CI = confidence interval.
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