The iFraP national Fracture Liaison Service Usual Care Survey (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10733195/) formed part of the iFraP intervention development study. The survey aimed to understand the nature of direct contact with patients in Fracture Liaison Services. To support this, we examined the use and content of existing Fracture Liaison Service pro formas to guide information eliciting and sharing in consultations. We collected survey data from 39 UK Fracture Liaison Services, with 8 services uploading their template pro formas. The content of each pro forma was mapped to relevant Royal Osteoporosis Society clinical standards for Fracture Liaison Services. The best components of submitted pro formas and the findings of this survey were collated to develop the iFraP model Fracture Liaison Service pro forma. The pro forma was updated following review by Fracture Liaison Service nurses at two services.