Speakers
BOA Session
Chair: Donald Campbell
The session will host several papers selected by their TPD usually at Annual Deanery T&O Research Days around the country. Each paper is limited to trainees' research done in 'normal' training time and not done during OOPR. The research topics can be very diverse but must be related in some way to T&O.
The marking is done by the TPDs present at Congress and the winner is awarded the prize during the Awards and Medal ceremony at the Annual Congress. The winner will be able to represent the BOA and present the best abstract at the 26th EFORT Congress 2025.
16:35 - 16:42 The current standard of the shoulder trauma series in Ireland – A national audit Republic of Ireland Rosie McColgan (Republic of Ireland)
16:43 - 16:50 Association Between Preoperative Glycaemic Control (HbA1c) And Early Outcomes Following Primary Hip and Knee Replacement Richard Holleyman (Northern)
16:51 - 16:58 Ten Years of Direct Skeletal Fixation for Military Veterans; An Overview of Outcomes Charles Hanford (Defence Deanery)
16:59 - 17:06 Delay to theatre due to limited theatre capacity is associated with an increased mortality risk in hip fracture patients at 1-year Kar May Phoon (Scotland South East - Edinburgh)
17:07 - 17:14 Provision of radiation PPE across North West England’s Trauma theatres. Is it adequate? Hannah Sevenoaks (Greater Manchester, Lancashire & South Cumbria)
17:15 - 17:22 What are the demographics and ethnicity of patients who have THR/TKR at SWLEOC: Do interventions and outcomes vary by age, sex, ethnicity or social deprivation? Olusegun Ayeko (South West Peninsula)
17:23 - 17:30 Displaced paediatric forearm fracture management in the emergency department: How can we achieve best practice? A South West inter-specialty survey and force field analysis Rob Whitham (Severn)
17:31 - 17:38 WARP: Results Of The Wycombe Arthroplasty Rapid-Recovery Pathway John McNamara (Oxford)
17:39 - 17: 46 Hyponatraemia in lower limb arthroplasty increases length of stay but reliably corrects on follow-up bloods. Can we safely discharge patients earlier? Alexander Denning (Wessex)
17:47 -17:54 The SU-PERiosteum – improving bone biology using novel chimeric fibulaperiosteal flap Gagori Bandopadhyay (Scotland West - Glasgow)
17:55 - 18:02 Surgical Utilisation of Performance Enhancing Routines: The SUPER Study James Murray (South Yorkshire)
18:03 - 18:10 Radiation PPE and Surgical Performance; a Study Using a Simulated DHS Model Francesca Solari (Wales)
18:11 - 18:16 Tönnis angle and Acetabular depth ratio: predictors of dislocation following hemiarthroplasty for hip fracture Vatsal Gupta (Warwick)
18:17 - 18:24 Novel Technologies for Detecting Relapse in Clubfoot: The Old, The New & The Future Jenna Shepherd (East Mid South)
18:25 - 18:31 Does the NSQIP Risk Assessment Tool Accurately Predict Post-Operative Complications in a UK Population Undergoing Elective Lower Limb Operations? A Single Centre Analysis James Chapman (HENW West Mersey)
Donald Campbell was born in Vancouver Island, Canada and emigrated to Scotland where he spent his formative years. He graduated from Aberdeen University Medical School in 1993 and trained around most of Scotland, including his Trauma and Orthopaedics (T&O) rotation in the East of Scotland. He completed two years of fellowships in paediatric T&O in Glasgow and Sheffield. He was appointed as a consultant in Ninewells Teaching Hospital in Dundee in 2007, where he treats a broad range of paediatric conditions with a particular interest in the foot and the ankle, including some adult F&A work. He has a keen interest in training and was the East of Scotland T&O Training Programme Director for 6 years. He is now the TPD forum chair for the UK and Ireland and a FRCS T&O examiner. He is also a SAC liaison member for the JCST and sits on the BOA education committee.