JTO
Journal of Trauma & Orthopaedics
In June 2013, the BOA launched a new professional and instructional journal for all professionals involved in trauma and orthopaedics called the Journal of Trauma and Orthopaedics (JTO).
The journal is available to both members and non-members of the BOA free of charge, and replaces the BOA’s member-only publication ‘British Orthopaedic News’ (BON).
The JTO has a dedicated news section with the latest in the world of trauma and orthopaedics. The JTO also comprises of a Features section containing interesting articles on various themes, a Subspecialty section and a Medico-Legal section.
If you’re interested in submitting an article, please see the Instructions for Authors link below and follow the guidelines.
If you haven’t received your copy of the JTO in the post or if you would like to sign up for a free regular subscription, please email [email protected].
A list of obituaries published in JTO can be viewed here.
Orthopaedics Online (formerly The Transient Journal)
Orthopaedics Online is the BOA’s digital resource for members to share their thoughts on all things T&O, with the aim of creating a space for shared learning with rapid dissemination. It is not meant to be a scientific journal but more for sharing experience or resources amongst the wider community. Find out more about our new approach and how to contribute! Have your say and reach a wide audience, share your experience, ask for opinions.
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Current Edition
JTO - December 2024
As I take up the reins as Executive Editor, I am reminded of what Benjamin Frank...
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Advertising in the JTO
To advertise in the Journal of Trauma & Orthopaedics, contact Lorraine by email at [email protected] or by calling 0121 200 7820.
Download the JTO Media PackContributing to the JTO
The BOA welcomes article contributions to the journal from our members. Visit our Instructions for authors page to find out more.
Instruction for Authors
Archive
JTO - September 2024
Congress is almost here! I can hardly believe it! Simon Hodkinson has asked us a...
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JTO - June 2024
The hard work continues as spring turns into summer and whilst often the thrust ...
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JTO - March 2024
Perhaps fittingly, as 2024 springs into life, this issue is all about the future...
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JTO - December 2023
As another year comes to an end, it is upsetting to see how many troubled areas ...
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JTO - September 2023
A warm, but currently damp welcome to the September, Congress edition of the JTO...
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JTO - June 2023
A warm welcome to the June edition of the JTO. A year ago, when I welcomed you ...
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JTO - March 2023
A warm welcome to this first edition of the JTO in 2023. It has been unseasonabl...
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JTO - December 2022
As ever it is a pleasure to welcome you all to the December edition of the JTO. ...
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JTO - September 2022
When I first put pen to paper as Editor, I referred to flaming June and the loca...
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JTO - June 2022
Flaming June has arrived, or hopefully it will have by the time you read this, a...
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JTO - March 2022
March winds and April showers... but in February? Perhaps just another example o...
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JTO - December 2021
So… where has this year gone? It seems, to me at least, to have flown by. We tho...
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JTO - September 2021
To quote the first two lines of a song from my youth “I’m so excited, I just can...
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JTO - June 2021
The image on the front cover represents a stark view of what 2020 meant for us a...
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JTO - March 2021
So the New Year certainly started with a bang... not due to the fireworks that h...
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JTO - December 2020
Well, fancy that... I find myself the Editor of a prestigious journal – one of t...
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JTO - September 2020
Behind every fragility fracture is a bigger picture. Behind the hip fracture on ...
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JTO - June 2020
Strange and strained times. Writing an editorial that will be read a few weeks l...
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JTO - March 2020
Now go back and look at the front cover. Who is scrubbing up? Man or woman? If a...
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JTO - December 2019
‘Winter drawers on’, one of the oldest of schoolboy jokes, with its novelty lost...
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JTO - September 2019
No success without succession; whether it pertains to a species, a religion, an ...
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JTO - June 2019
Words. In many respects I am not cut out to be an Editor, as a left-handed spati...
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JTO - March 2019
In this edition of the JTO the articles have grown together as stepping stones t...
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JTO - December 2018
Having been honoured with task of Executive Editor, I sought a guiding principle...
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JTO - September 2018
The Congress issue of the JTO contains a broad spread of articles to inform and ...
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JTO - June 2018
The second edition of our centenary year marks the close links between our assoc...
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JTO - March 2018
Welcome to the first issue celebrating the Centenary of the British Orthopaedic ...
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JTO - December 2017
As we approach the end of 2017 we face a world of uncertainty. The Christmas bre...
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JTO - September 2017
Effective practice in our specialty relies on an understanding of the scientific...
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JTO - June 2017
This issue really should have something of interest for every orthopaedic surgeo...
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JTO - March 2017
The concentrated and rapid acquisition of skills and knowledge at the start of a...
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JTO - December 2016
One of the pleasures of being elected to the Presidential line is the task of ed...
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JTO - September 2016
So, two years as JTO Editor have flown by, as I step into my presidential role, ...
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JTO - June 2016
So apparently the NHS has managed to wrestle the juniors back to the negotiating...
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JTO - March 2016
The first JTO of 2016 is here – lots to look forward to? The Carter report has ...
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JTO - December 2015
Welcome to the December issue of JTO. There is an air of apprehension as we move...
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JTO - September 2015
As we approach the end of the year from a JTO point of view; it means it’s the C...
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JTO - June 2015
A lot has happened since the last issue of JTO was published, most importantly t...
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JTO - March 2015
So we enter 2015 in the knowledge that this is the year of an election a time of...
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JTO - December 2014
Firstly I would like to thank Colin Howie for his time as Editor and for maintai...
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JTO - August 2014
In this issue we have focused on patient safety. At the recent London EFORT/BOA...
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JTO - May 2014
This issue has a Trauma focus; the next will be patient safety. We were grateful...
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JTO - January 2014
Firstly I have to pay tribute to Martyn Porter for getting JTO off to a great st...
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JTO - September 2013
The months since the last issue of JTO have been dominated at the BOA by the pub...
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JTO - June 2013
We have chosen to build on the news and ‘magazine’ style that BOA members found ...
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