Chao CT, et al. - Authors evaluated if chronic kidney disease (CKD) influences the probability of patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) improvement during follow-up among patients with fractures. The patients with hip or vertebral fractures were prospectively enrolled from different institutes into a fracture liaison service program. Among fracture patients, a significantly lower probability of PREM improvement was predicted by the presence of CKD. Experts suggested the consideration of an early emphasis on renal function during fracture care.