4.50pm – 6.20pm BST, 17 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Room: Hall 11a
Specialist Society
Prosthetic Joint Infection
- Emerging topics in PJI - Mike Reed (Northumbria)
- Complex case discussions - Cases submitted by membership
- Q&A on a career managing PJI - Iain Stockley (Sheffield) & Rhidian Morgan-Jones (Cardiff)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Chair, NJR Editorial Committee
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust
Rhidian has been involved in infection management for over 30 years. After a long career in Cardiff establishing a Revision Knee Practice, he moved to Colchester in 2023 to lead the Major Revision Centre for Knees in the region. He is currently the inaugural BAJIS President.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Chair, NJR Editorial Committee
Professor Mike Reed is a full-time trauma and hip and knee joint replacement surgeon. He trained in the North of England and did fellowships in New Zealand. He leads Trauma and Orthopaedics at Northumbria, working with a team of 31 talented colleagues.
His research focuses on clinical outcomes and infection prevention, diagnosis and management. Professor Reed is on the NJR Board and executive of the National Joint Registry and Chairs the Annual Report, and the grant awards committee for Orthopaedic Research UK and NIHR (i4i PDA). He leads clinical trials for industry and NIHR, and works academically with the University of York.
He is leading the openPredictor project which aims to use data and artificial intelligence algorithms to predict the outcome of medical interventions including complications and health gain.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Sheffield
Professor Ian Stockley retired in 2020 following 27 years as a consultant in major teaching hospital. He is a keen educator, being past programme director for North Trent Orthopaedic Training Programme and organiser the Cavendish Hip Fellowship programme in the early 2000’s. He remains involved with research at Sheffield Hallam University. He is past president of the BHS and an active member of the International Hip Society.