Editorial Commentary: Quantifying Patient Satisfaction After Hip Arthroscopy: I Cannot Deactivate Until You Are Satisfied With Your Care

Abstract

The evolution of hip-preservation research is now streamlining toward evaluating our results as they relate to minimal clinically important difference, patient acceptable symptomatic state and substantial clinical benefit and less to P value-only significance. The keystone to successful hip-preservation procedures lies in proper patient selection, expert surgical execution, following results, and measuring satisfaction over time. Having a truly objective measure for establishing patient satisfaction is paramount to guiding surgical success.